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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Until they make something available to all officials, coaches, and players, then that is what will cause the confusion.
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Agree, thus my reference to the Wild Wild West.
But at least we now know that vanished interpretations can't be considered to be invalid
solely because they are no longer the current book, there has to be some other reason, a rule change, or an interpretation change.
We can no longer use the argument, "It's not in the book", to ignore a vanished interpretation, rather, we have to point to a specific rule change, or a specific interpretation change.
Are we in a better place?
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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Not sure why they just do not put all interpretations that are current in the casebook.
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Already stated.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
Ms. Atkinson stated that … usual reason for still valid casebook plays to be dropped is due to page limitations, when a new caseplay goes in, one usually has to come out.
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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
... the reason given was publishing limits...that they have a target number of pages in the books. She said that, for every case they add, something has to come out. So, they try to pick ones that are not as likely to be needed.
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