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You are correct about the intent of the rule. It was instituted in 2005 to prevent the slap hitters from wiping the front of the box out. The batters box extends 4' from the break of the plate toward the circle. That is usually plenty of room for a slap hitter. But, there are specific penalties in Fed ball for wiping out lines. It is a clearly defined violation of the rules to do so. I would NEVER encourage a player to break the rules of the game. It's just not a good practice even if the lines are drawn incorrectly. As a matter of fact, I can guage the correct position of the line by the placement of misdrawn line.
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