Originally posted by Johanna Virtanen:
Tournament Organizers can delegate the DQ reporting to the judge and I expect that most TOs will do exactly that.
Originally posted by Johanna Virtanen:
it is now the Tournament Organizer's responsibility to make sure Disqualifications
Edited Dan Collins (Sept. 5, 2019 06:55:38 PM)
Originally posted by Milan Majerčík:Originally posted by Johanna Virtanen:
Tournament Organizers can delegate the DQ reporting to the judge and I expect that most TOs will do exactly that.
I am afraid, this will not be possible in many cases, as the reporting form requires to be logged in with WPN account (and it is forbidden by Wizards Account Terms and Conditions to share the account access with someone else).
Originally posted by Johanna Virtanen:
it is now the Tournament Organizer's responsibility to make sure Disqualifications
It may be a good idea to be explicit about this in MTR (chapter 1.6 ?). Or is this already considered in the “reporting the tournament results to the DCI” responsibility? Maybe make it clearer.
My questions:
1) Johanna, is there anything we should communicate to the players about and after this change? Is there anything NEW we should incorporate into our talk with the disqualified person? The Disqualification FAQ looks similar to the old one so far, by a glance.
2) There used to be additional documents available regarding a disqualification situation. Besides the Disqualification FAQ in English, there were versions of FAQ in other languages, a FAQ for the disqualifying Judge and a FAQ for the TO. Is it intentional that these documents are NOT available on the WPN site? Or is it an oversight?
BTW, those documents are no longer accessible from the magicjudges.org site.
Originally posted by Nicola DiPasquale:
I would imagine they are going to build their own version of such documentation, rather than be held to the old ways.
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