Part II

[Clark Kent]

sorry

[Scrapper1]

Frankly, I'm surprised this post is still here. . .

[Clark Kent]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Frankly, I'm surprised this post is still here. . .

With all due respect why? I'd prefer to know a rule is right rather than get in a game situation and administer it incorrectly because I thought it was right. I thought that is the reason for a forum was to all get on the same page?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

With all due respect why? I'd prefer to know a rule is right rather than get in a game situation and administer it incorrectly because I thought it was right. I thought that is the reason for a forum was to all get on the same page?

Because there's a difference between asking a specific question and posting the answers to the entire test.

[rockyroad]

OK Clark, here's the skinny...there are areas that use those tests for purposes of rankings/placements/game assignments. People who post the tests and/or answers are circumventing that process (possibly) and helping others to cheat (possibly)...those of us who have been around the board for a long time have had this "discussion" too many times to count, and many of us still take a dim view of someone who asks for the answers or the test in advance. I know you didn't do that, but by posting all of your answers like you did, you could be helping someone else to cheat. Asking specific questions from the test is fine, but just posting the questions or answers like this really isn't a good idea.

[JRutledge]

I will say this to you Clark. It is not your responsibility to know what every state or jurisdiction is doing with a test. You had ever right to ask. I just wish people would stop trying to make every request as an attempt to do something wrong. There are states that never take the Part 1 or Part 2 NF Exams for their state's purposes. This is why Tip O'Neal used to once said, "All politics is local." The same thing applies to officiating.