Elimination Time-Outs: or Gracious Professionalism vs. The Schedule

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Elimination Time-Outs: or Gracious Professionalism vs. The Schedule

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21-02-2007, 19:35

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Re: Elimination Time-Outs: or Gracious Professionalism vs. The Schedule

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Originally Posted by Cory

There's an easy way around the rule... just look over, if theyre still madly working after their timeout ends, tell the head ref you'd like to take your timeout to let your motors cool, upload some code and change autonomous mode, go get a snack, whatever. They can't tell you you can't take your timeout, unless you tell them you're taking it for the other team.

Is dishonesty the best policy to combat hypocrisy?

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