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Originally Posted by bainsey
Maybe. Some would argue that bringing an error to the ref's attention is an unrealistic, altruistic act (thereby making this whole discussion pointless in some eyes).
Ulimately, our job is to look for and deal with unfair advantages. Is a requested turnover an unfair advantage? If not, then why deny such a request?
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It's not always about the play at hand.
What if the player is wrong? What if he has other motives? What if....
Sorry, but it's not always that simple; just like one of the reasons you don't go calling OOB on your partners' lines, or call traveling from the T on the endline in the C's primary.
Unless I'm in the middle of going AP because I didn't see it, the player's comments aren't changing anything.