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**lionsiy** · 09-01-2012, 05:41 AM

Two options

- allow her to keep an active appeal, and move her to another piste. Start the other semi-.

- move the next semi- to one of the other 4 pistes, while she legitimately keeps the appeal active.

Appealing errors must be legitimate behaviour for a fencer.

Appealing time-keeping errors must surely be a valid appeal.

Appealing for things that are not addressed in the rules because they are so rare has to be a legitimate behaviour for a fencer.

(I'm not saying the appeal should necessarily succeed - but she should have the right to appeal a clear system error.)

09-01-2012, 05:41 AM	#20
lionsiy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 565 Senior Member	Two options - allow her to keep an active appeal, and move her to another piste. Start the other semi-. - move the next semi- to one of the other 4 pistes, while she legitimately keeps the appeal active. Appealing errors must be legitimate behaviour for a fencer. Appealing time-keeping errors must surely be a valid appeal. Appealing for things that are not addressed in the rules because they are so rare has to be a legitimate behaviour for a fencer. (I'm not saying the appeal should necessarily succeed - but she should have the right to appeal a clear system error.)
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