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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Interesting, but the T itself is not a bookkeeping error.
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No, but it is both administrative and the direct result of the bookkeeping error. This is where I believe common sense, rule 2-3 and doing what is right come into play.
It's a good discussion - Might ask our SRI when I see him next......
Just had another crazy thought (and no, I haven't been anywhere near BillyMac's egg nog) - how about a rule change that lets us charge the home book with an administrative T in a situation like this where their error causes a penalty/disadvantage to the opponents....sort of a way to even things up.....
Thu Dec 30, 2010, 01:46pm
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