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| I still see this answer as a contradiction. Sure you may be able to remember the scores in order and keep the deductions for the manuvers being flown in your head as well but my reply has to be " WHY ". Scribes are not difficult to find. In the SW the CD puts together a matrix of judges and scribes. In privious posts you seem genuinly concerned about the quality of judging we have yet are disregarding a tool that we have available to improve judging quality. Not to mention that if we use some of the lower classes pilots as scribes it is a great learning tool for them.
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Okay . .how many people attend an IMAC contest?
I don;t know what kind of a meat grinder you expect to have at an IMAC contest with 25-30 people, but down here things are much more relaxed.
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