zman22674
10/12/2008, 03:28 PM
If this is the wrong forum to ask this, please let me know.
I have a friend who told me something shocking last night. She told me the last thing any player would ever want to do is email POP with any issues that arose in a premier event. She said anyone emailing POP normally receive a "not-so-nice" email from them. She said she was told take any issues to the representative for your state. Is this true? I always thought if you had any issue with the officiating at a premier event that you should contact POP and voice what you witnessed, after you went through all other channels (going to the head judge and TO).
For example and I am not going to go into details, I had several people come up to me about a ruling the HJ/TO made at a local BR tournament, as well as several other rulings the floor judge made. The ruling was completely contradictory to all the official rulings here for how this PokePower is used. I told the people who came to me since the ruling was made by the HJ/TO, then they have to accept it during the tournament, but then to email POP after the tournament was over about the entire situation. When I mentioned to another friend about this, she said never email POP and pretty much told me what I said in the paragraph above. Please tell me the proper course of action if this ever happens again, so I can tell people the correct course of action to be taken if they feel their matches were judged unfairly or inaccurately.
Thank you.
Z
I have a friend who told me something shocking last night. She told me the last thing any player would ever want to do is email POP with any issues that arose in a premier event. She said anyone emailing POP normally receive a "not-so-nice" email from them. She said she was told take any issues to the representative for your state. Is this true? I always thought if you had any issue with the officiating at a premier event that you should contact POP and voice what you witnessed, after you went through all other channels (going to the head judge and TO).
For example and I am not going to go into details, I had several people come up to me about a ruling the HJ/TO made at a local BR tournament, as well as several other rulings the floor judge made. The ruling was completely contradictory to all the official rulings here for how this PokePower is used. I told the people who came to me since the ruling was made by the HJ/TO, then they have to accept it during the tournament, but then to email POP after the tournament was over about the entire situation. When I mentioned to another friend about this, she said never email POP and pretty much told me what I said in the paragraph above. Please tell me the proper course of action if this ever happens again, so I can tell people the correct course of action to be taken if they feel their matches were judged unfairly or inaccurately.
Thank you.
Z