When you create an argument with two reasons and select modus tollens, you are forced to decide whether the reasons should be connected by "and" or "or" in the enabler. That is fine. But when you then switch back to modus ponens, the "and / or" options is still there, and that does not make sense. It must disappear.
When you create an argument with two reasons and select modus tollens, you are forced to decide whether the reasons should be connected by "and" or "or" in the enabler. That is fine. But when you then switch back to modus ponens, the "and / or" options is still there, and that does not make sense. It must disappear.