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    1. Debaters must disclose tag lines, citations, and at least the first and last three words of cards in their cases at least one hour before rounds on common debate websites like the NDCA Wiki or LD Leaks. Plans and counterplans only require the full text to be disclosed. 2. The document discusses reasons for disclosure such as allowing for clash of ideas, creating a friendlier tournament atmosphere, democratizing power, and maintaining academic integrity. 3. Disclosure is said to motivate continued research and ensure a higher quality of discussion, helping the activity's educational goals.

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    1. Debaters must disclose tag lines, citations, and at least the first and last three words of cards in their cases at least one hour before rounds on common debate websites like the NDCA Wiki or LD Leaks. Plans and counterplans only require the full text to be disclosed. 2. The document discusses reasons for disclosure such as allowing for clash of ideas, creating a friendlier tournament atmosphere, democratizing power, and maintaining academic integrity. 3. Disclosure is said to motivate continued research and ensure a higher quality of discussion, helping the activity's educational goals.

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    Disclosure Including Third Party Disclosure by Jacob Nails

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    1. Debaters must disclose tag lines, citations, and at least the first and last three words of cards in their cases at least one hour before rounds on common debate websites like the NDCA Wiki or LD Leaks. Plans and counterplans only require the full text to be disclosed. 2. The document discusses reasons for disclosure such as allowing for clash of ideas, creating a friendlier tournament atmosphere, democratizing power, and maintaining academic integrity. 3. Disclosure is said to motivate continued research and ensure a higher quality of discussion, helping the activity's educational goals.

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    A.

    Interpretation: Debaters must disclose tag lines and citations along with at least the first and last
    three words of all cards in their broken cases at least an hour before the round in which a given case is
    read. Disclosure should be on the NDCA Wiki or LD Leaks because those are the most common and
    accessible case lists. Plans and counterplans can include just the text.

    B. Violation:

    C. Net Benefits: Three reasons we should disclose
    1. Clash

    Bietz 10 Bietz, Mike (former President of the National Debate Coaches Association; debate coach at
    Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles.) [2-4]
    2. Friendlier Tournament Atmosphere
    One of the who are connected.

    3. Democratization of Power
    the ability to when s/he doesnt.

    4. Academic Integrity
    peer review is theyll lose anyways.
    5. Research incentive
    Disclosure motivates continued researchlinks to quality discussion and education.
    Nails Jacob (Coach and Former National Circuit Debater) October 10th 2013 A Defense of Disclosure
    (Including Third-Party Disclosure) by Jacob Nails NSDUpdatehttp://nsdupdate.com/2013/a-defense-of-
    disclosure-including-third-party-disclosure-by-jacob-nails/
    In theory, the ... long time ago.

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    Fairness/education
    Drop debater

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