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As this was the very first chain, the essential [[Chains|"vanilla" rules]] for how chains proceed were established here. None of the participants go a second time, unlike later chains, but notably at Round 3, Round 2 is completely ignored in favor of editing the serve in its own fashion. The chain progression that follows largely proceeds in an orderly fashion from this point onward, with the length of all the rounds together lasting over an hour. Among highlights include Round 18 and 19, in which Misselaineous10 and conradslater appear in direct sequence of each other, sharing their only tennis exchange to occur after [[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10| the first tennis match ever played.]]

As this was the very first chain, the essential [[Chains|"vanilla" rules]] for how chains proceed were established here. None of the participants go a second time, unlike later chains, but notably at Round 3, Round 2 is completely ignored in favor of editing the serve in its own fashion. The chain progression that follows largely proceeds in an orderly fashion from this point onward, with the length of all the rounds together lasting over an hour. Among highlights include Round 18 and 19, in which Misselaineous10 and conradslater appear in direct sequence of each other, sharing their only tennis exchange to occur after [[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10| the first tennis match ever played.]] glitchboyadvance's Round 15 was contributed unsolicited, with UncleChuckTH instead choosing to respond to the round before it, creating a second break in the chain's progression.

A low point in the chain is generally considered to occur at neilwb23's Round 32, "BECAUSE OF THIS VIDEO CHAINPOOP DIED"(2007), due to its incredibly prolific use of the n-word, as sampled from ''South Park'', repeated across its length and becoming a recurring element for the next few rounds. Viewer discretion is advised when viewing this portion of the chain.

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-As this was the very first chain, the essential [[Chains|"vanilla" rules]] for how chains proceed were established here. None of the participants go a second time, unlike later chains, but notably at Round 3, Round 2 is completely ignored in favor of editing the serve in its own fashion. The chain progression that follows largely proceeds in an orderly fashion from this point onward, with the length of all the rounds together lasting over an hour. Among highlights include Round 18 and 19, in which Misselaineous10 and conradslater appear in direct sequence of each other, sharing their only tennis exchange to occur after [[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10| the first tennis match ever played.]]
+As this was the very first chain, the essential [[Chains|"vanilla" rules]] for how chains proceed were established here. None of the participants go a second time, unlike later chains, but notably at Round 3, Round 2 is completely ignored in favor of editing the serve in its own fashion. The chain progression that follows largely proceeds in an orderly fashion from this point onward, with the length of all the rounds together lasting over an hour. Among highlights include Round 18 and 19, in which Misselaineous10 and conradslater appear in direct sequence of each other, sharing their only tennis exchange to occur after [[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10| the first tennis match ever played.]] glitchboyadvance's Round 15 was contributed unsolicited, with UncleChuckTH instead choosing to respond to the round before it, creating a second break in the chain's progression.
 A low point in the chain is generally considered to occur at neilwb23's Round 32, "BECAUSE OF THIS VIDEO CHAINPOOP DIED"(2007), due to its incredibly prolific use of the n-word, as sampled from ''South Park'', repeated across its length and becoming a recurring element for the next few rounds. Viewer discretion is advised when viewing this portion of the chain.