25-08-2014, 01:12 PM
I suppose a player technically can refuse to play someone if they want to. That's not a crime on its own. However, such a player cannot then expect to be afforded the opportunity to play someone else. It should count as a default. Perhaps - even - the organiser should be allowed to disqualify the player from the tournament?
But I really wish people would stop all the babyish bickering that just makes them look petty. So you don't get on with certain other people; big deal! Lots of people don't get on with lots of other people and yet they don't tit-for-tat he did this so I'm doing that childish nonsense that this forum sees. Just ignore the people you don't like. The rest of us don't care about the historical accuracy (or lack of) of your private disagreements etc... thanks!
But I really wish people would stop all the babyish bickering that just makes them look petty. So you don't get on with certain other people; big deal! Lots of people don't get on with lots of other people and yet they don't tit-for-tat he did this so I'm doing that childish nonsense that this forum sees. Just ignore the people you don't like. The rest of us don't care about the historical accuracy (or lack of) of your private disagreements etc... thanks!