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Get ready to boosters and tuners Ban (42)
Re: Get ready to boosters and tuners Banby JRSDallas 16 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Get ready to boosters and tuners Ban) was posted by JRSDallas, on 6/14/2008 1:21:07 AM:
| Its true that people can cheat and not get caught. Its simply part of the human condition. But....others getting away with it doesn't make it acceptable and recommended. As far as how the anti's got approved..... I would think that it is quite possible that the anti's and other rubbers were not measured for friction as they may have been assumed at the outset to not be succeptable to exhibiting frictional behavior similar to frictionless long pips. If it is the case that they were approved based on their class membership and without testing, it is likely that their playing characteristics will be brought to the ITFF's attention, that the ITTF would then test them, and that the non-compliant racket coverings would be removed from the list. Its a forseable outcome...just like how a judicial opinion from the Supreme Court ripples through the US legal system over the course of years causing further rulings that were obvious at the outset but had not yet reached their own day in court for ruling on. |