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RVIs – reciprocity – if they can win on a shell, I should also be able to win on it.  
RVIs – reciprocity – if they can win on a shell, I should also be able to win on it.  
RVIs – time skew – RVIs compensate for the time I spend responding to your shells. Otherwise, you can infinitely uplayer.
RVIs – time skew – RVIs compensate for the time I spend responding to your shells. Otherwise, you can infinitely uplayer.
RVIs – prevents frivolous theory – if you know you can’t lose, then you’re less likely to run frivolous shells that you could lose on. Allows us to focus on substance.
RVIs – prevents frivolous theory – if you know you can’t lose, then you’re less likely to run frivolous shells that you could lose on. Allows us to focus on substance.


No RVIs – RVIs chill theory because people will be too afraid to report abuse if they believe they can be punished for it.
No RVIs – RVIs chill theory because people will be too afraid to report abuse if they believe they can be punished for it.
No RVIs – it’s illogical – you shouldn’t win the round for being fair.  
No RVIs – it’s illogical – you shouldn’t win the round for being fair.  
No RVIs – topic ed – if there’s no RVI, we can go back to substance which outweighs since we only have two months to discuss the topic, but if there are RVIs then we’ll always have theory debates.
No RVIs – topic ed – if there’s no RVI, we can go back to substance which outweighs since we only have two months to discuss the topic, but if there are RVIs then we’ll always have theory debates.


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