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What is your so-called "good reason in this scenario" for not tossing a coin when required? First of all, the judge said I took 20 seconds to flip the coin. But the time from calling heads and the opponent asking a question was only 14 seconds. Consider also that seeing the opponent type ...

You don't see a reason, but all humans are fallible. There is always a possibility that there is something that you do not know or do not see at the moment of judging. So I think it is wise to let the person who would be victim of the punishment to explain themselves. I do think there is a good rea...

Is there a reason for this thread? A warning is only for that match. The match is over. Side note, still yet to give a reason to appeal the warning. Troll? Victim complex? When I received the warning, I didn't know its effect would only last for the match. I felt wronged. The judge left without a w...

You don't see a reason, but all humans are fallible. There is always a possibility that there is something that you do not know or do not see at the moment of judging. So I think it is wise to let the person who would be victim of the punishment to explain themselves. I do think there is a good reas...

I was shocked to receive a slow play warning from the judge, as I thought it was very unwarranted. However, the judge didn't allow me to defend myself or object. (After I said: "I am trying to formulate my objection in my head" the judge said "The warning stands.") And when I ask...