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  John Quirk Today 04:08
• Does a competitor "see the incident" if they see it on a video?
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  Paul Zupan Tue 19:56

• RRS 41 (c) OUTSIDE HELP and CASE 120 in Open Waters Racing
  John Q: we had a thread that touches on this topic here: https://www.racingrulesofsailing.org/posts/2364-41-c-outside-help
  Angelo Guarino Today 04:09
• Does a competitor "see the incident" if they see it on a video?
  Al, here is a thread we had about it.  People were notified about the error long before 2025.  It may have been that there were so many changes in the last quad that tracking the issue through subsequent revisions simply fell through the cracks. 
  
  It's disappointing that, based on that reply, WS may not publish a fix for 2026. If that's true, I just don't understand that. 
  
  
  Angelo Guarino Yesterday 13:20
• Class breaks in handicap racing
  Personally, the best rating/handicap system will be the one that allows level rating racing to resume. I presume that I am not alone in beleiving that high point of cruiser racing was when the elite events were the various Ton Cups.
  Gordon Davies Yesterday 11:21
• Is There a Case in the Future for A Less-Formal Meditation Process
  :) its a funny thing David, I left NZ when I was 24 y/o and lived, worked in over 30 different countries since and yet still have the same NZ accent :)
  John Quirk Yesterday 01:58
• Can a boat break RRS 2 while breaking RRS 23.1?
  'overthinking' vs 'misthinking'
  
  As a Moderator of the forum, I'd like to (again) discourage everyone from using those terms in replies to others.
  
  There is no reason to characterize someone else's post or thought process as an over/under amount of thought.  If you disagree and want to make a counterpoint, make it directly. 
  
  The person characterizing others as such risks insulting the recipient of the characterization and that risks stifling participation on the forum. 
  Angelo Guarino Fri 12:51

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