Greenhill '26

Email Chain? Yes. iliyandebates+judging@gmail.com

Speed? Fine. I will clear you twice before I stop flowing.

Please disclose to your opponents AT LEAST 15 minutes before the round.

Email: saanvi892@gmail.com

Disclaimer: I have an understanding of common arguments used over the last few years but I don't know much about this topic so please explain affs and arguments and don't assume I already know what your argument is.

General:

• Clarity > speed
• Open CX is ok
• Slowdown on taglines and analytics
• Signpost
• Do line by line

Other

• Keep your camera on for online debates if possible
• I will time just in case but you should also be timing speeches and cross during the round.
• Feel free to ask questions before and after round! especially if you have questions about the RFD

Put me on the email chain: aytanmonet@gmail.com

Affiliations: Debater at Greenhill

Conduct:

Be nice, no need to be overly aggressive.

I will time just incase but please also time yourselves.

Any instance of racism, sexism, homophobia, ableism, etc will make me vote against you if pointed out and be accompanied by a note to my coach and yours with by a significant doc in speaks. If the other team tells you an argument may be triggering to them do not read it. Do not read self harm/violence good arguments.

TL:

Tech > truth

Clarity>Speed

Please line by line and sign post

Please disclose and ask your opponents if they need accommodations, including no spreading, etc. [You get infinite condo against new or undisclosed affs.]

T:

Competing interpretations are easier to evaluate than reasonability. Reasonability: Explain why you're reasonable and that negates their interp

CP:

Counterplans must be textually and functionally competitive. Send perm texts for all perms but PDB and PDCP

K v Policy Aff:

Links of omissions aren't links

You must win framework to run a Pik

Coppell '24

POLICY/LINCOLN-DOUGLAS:

Please add this email to the email chain: this.is.sahilp@gmail.com.

I am a Worlds judge, so to make it easiest for me slow down and make your arguments clear, I have almost no experience in other events.

WORLD SCHOOLS:

This event is by far where most of my competitive experience is.

A few general things:

• Do not barrack with your POI's, it will result in lower speaker points.
• Do not ask POI's during the first and last minute of the constructive speeches and do not ask POI's during the reply speeches.
• Use weighing and warrants to substantiate your claims and prove to me why you should win the round. The less work I have to do, the better.
• World comparison is very important as it clearly paints to me a world I would rather live in. Don't make me fill in the blanks and intervene!
• Do not spread, make sure you are speaking at a conversational speed.

With all that being said, good luck in round!

Coppell ‘26

katyxyan@gmail.com