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Originally posted by Robmoz
I do not try to please my assignors rather I am open to their critique and suggestions but recognize that there way is not the ONLY way and they do not dictate how I officiate. So you go ahead and please the guy that gives you games and perhaps you'll never know if your skills got you that dream assignment or your ability to please your assignor.
Not all prositutes work for money, that is what I meant by my sophmoric comment and I wanted to illustrate a point about sticking to ones ideas/methods/principles, is all.
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My point is that if the assignors don't want me watching the toes of the stationary players on the arc during a free throw because it's not affecting the game, it's not breaking my principals to abide by that.
You go ahead and worry about your principals, and you'll likely not have to worry about figuring out how you got the good assingments. Of course, if your assignors want it done your way, then you're in the same boat you think I am.
After your explanation, your prostitutes comment comes across as more juvinile than before. You illustrated nothing with it, except.... never mind.
You assume we are deviating from our principals, but my principals are not under attack here. My principals tell me that the spirit of the rules is not violated by a player not engaged in the play here.