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Along the lines of what Billy said...I have a brief and frank conversation with the official scorer (usually a visitors scorer at the table as well) about my expectations of them along the lines of:
-Make sure you make eye contact with every official when they are reporting -Compare score with other scorer often (like every dead ball) to make sure everyones on same page -Have the timekeeper sound a horn during a dead ball if there's a book issue to summon th R over - Give me a thumbs up at the final horn to let me know book is accurate and complete. -Let them know the scoreboard is just a bunch of pretty lights. We (officials) are only concerned with the book being accurate. - We are required to list all game officials names in the book. This may be a local thing. And I ALWAYS walk over and thank the table crew at the conclusion of the game. Congrats and good luck!
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