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The ASPIC+ framework is a general framework for argumentation-based inference which aims to unifies two research strands: those in which arguments can only be attacked on their defeasible inferences and those in which arguments can only be attacked on their premises. The framework is meant to define a wide class of instantiations of abstract argumentation frameworks and to support the investigation of rationality postulates for argumentation-based inference. Recently, it has been argued that the ASPIC+ framework suffers from several weaknesses. In this paper these criticisms are argued to be based on a number of misconceptions on the nature of the ASPIC+ framework.
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