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Subject: Re: In support of rules

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Tim

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Date Posted: 17:36:47 05/22/03 Thu
In reply to: Dave Weston 's message, "Re: In support of rules" on 17:05:08 05/22/03 Thu

I agree with Dave, and I repeat my call:

If there are people who think someone else was dancing down then put your head on the block. Say who you are and who you think was dancing down. Until you do, I will continue with my belief that noone did, and that those who think otherwise are just sore losers.

>I would put an extremely large quantity of money on
>the fact that in a years time, should these proposals
>go through, there will be as much, if not more, bad
>feeling about the rules and how people have
>interpreted them, and the ways in which loopholes
>exist.
>
>Look at costuming. People tried to add more and more
>rules for years and it made NO difference AT ALL to
>the bad feeling. The only thing that has improved the
>situation at all was removing restrictions in
>Advanced.
>
>Its a pretty clear lesson from any central
>organisation that more rules and red tape NEVER help.
>
>Dave

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