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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
In one case, you're giving the player a command: "Take off the earrings".
In the other case, you're giving the player a condition: "If you wish to play in the game, you may not wear the earrings."
In a practical sense, I don't know if it makes much difference.
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I don't know. He says we shouldn't say, "You have to take them off to play." Instead we should say, "You can't play with them on." Both sentences give them options.
I can see not stopping with, "Take of the earrings." It doesn't give the players the option, but the other two are essentially the same.