Performance Judging? (back to original discussion)
Bob Richards
bob at toprudder.com
Thu Aug 4 10:36:04 AKDT 2005
Ed,
I tend to put more faith in the lower scores. This is
especially true on high difficulty manuevers since
there are more opportunity for downgrades.
I have, on at least one occasion, given a zero for a
maneuver when there were no mandatory zero mistakes
made. Just because the maneuver was flown, and may
have even been recognizable, doesn't mean that it
deserves a non-zero score.
The snap "did it stall first" problem is, itself, a
judgement call.
Bob R.
--- Ed Deaver <divesplat at yahoo.com> wrote:
> As stated, judges are human, and just because
> someone gives a low score doesn't make them
> incorrect.
>
> ed
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