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	[[Score voting]] and other cardinal systems are susceptible to the [[chicken dilemma]], ~~both~~ of which ~~occur~~ when similar groups penalize one another by not cooperating. '''Reciprocal Score Voting''' is an unusual attempt to address this lack of cooperation by explicitly and safely rewarding it.		[[Score voting]] and other cardinal systems are susceptible to the [[chicken dilemma]] and other situation which occurs when similar groups penalize one another by not cooperating. '''Reciprocal Score Voting''' is an unusual attempt to address this lack of cooperation by explicitly and safely rewarding it.

	The idea is to tie how much support a faction's candidate receives from other factions by how much that candidate's faction has supported those other factions.		The idea is to tie how much support a faction's candidate receives from other factions by how much that candidate's faction has supported those other factions.