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Unread 05-05-2016, 12:57
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Re: 2016 Championship Harassment Survey

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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson View Post
Lots of students enjoy the clothespin tagging game, on both the tagger and taggee sides. I don't want to participate, but I also don't want to ruin the game for the willing participants. Asking for consent spoils the fun. So how about explicitly identifying the tag targets? People who are happy to get pins clipped to them could wear a distinctive sash or wristband. Anyone not displaying the "target consent" item would be out of bounds.
This is a good compromise provided that people know and follow it. A simple thing I thought about was having a clothespin on the upper, front part of your torso. It would be very difficult to get that on someone without their knowledge and easy to see for other willing participants.
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