Hans Lyke introduced on chapter 6 of his PHD-thesis the concept of “full deductive weight”. The concept is semantically speaking equivalent to Daniel Vanderveken’s strong implication. Though the former has a dynamic character which is lacking in the latter. The point is that Vanderveken’s relevance conditions are imposed to a formula while Lycke’s are the product of the use of an inference rule. The aim of the paper is to present a dialogical approach to the semantical notions involved in both notions, in order to implement the dynamic features of deductive weight (and strong implication). I will therefore introduce a new type of dialogues which I call query-dialogues. I Will show how to combine this with connexive logics. For readers familiar to less main-stream forms of logics as adaptive logic and dialogical logic are, I will show how to build a Kripke-style semantics. Moreover I will sketch non-dialogical Tableaux systems for this. If there is time I will show how to connect these ideas with linear logic. That is, I would like to end with the proof-theoretical perspective on these issues.