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Re: Where Logomotion is going...

I definitely agree that Logomotion has been a penalty-heavy game.

I don't agree that lightening up on the rules is a good plan of action. That would be a dangerous precedent to set. Plus, the scores have been high enough that a penalty here and there shouldn't mean the end of a team's finals hopes.

As for the Minibot- this one doesn't really have any leeway. The rules are very explicit as to what is and isn't aloud on the minibots. I could see some confusion in the wording of the switch rule vs. the Tetrix parts rule, but in my (completely unofficial) opinion, the Tetrix allowance (<R92A>) would trump the switch rule (<R92N>). If the other switch isn't a limit switch or a "common household light switch," then it is pretty clearly not allowed.

Do you have a picture or a better description of this switch?
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