greg503 wrote:Sound4 wrote:greg503 wrote:They aren't taking anything back, they do not represent the judge who you thought told you "silence is consent," they wanted to know what really happened, which we found out, and you were told that YOU'RE misrepresenting . Personally, I play at a slow pace (a few seconds between actions, and wait for my opponent to break the silence if they have a response). Of course, this leads to giving them extra knowledge if they take a bit longer to respond to a previous action, but I'm fine with that for the sake of a smoother game.
Read my other post.
Read MY post, I did not disagree that you can play after a few seconds if there is silence, but that you misrepresented what the judge said.
inb4 he replies with "I DiD ReAd YoUr PoSt" and then proceed to not elaborate further OR blatantly misquote you.