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Originally Posted by Rita C
It isn't a matter of individual preference. It's the wholesale attitude of the organization that we have a problem with.
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The wholesale attitude you speak of is a direct result of individual preferences. It's basic economics, the more desirable an assignment is, the more difficult it is to get, and therefore it becomes a de facto sign of "moving up" to get those assignments.
There was no top-down decision to make the boys games higher level assignments than the girls games (except in those few areas that assign three officials for boys games and two for girls games.)