article · Dec 4, 2004 · Brian Enos
Should the use of the FTDR be restricted,
Full Version: Should the use of the FTDR be restricted, Duane Thomas had this to say in another thread: | QUOTE | | I wouldn't do away with the FTDR. I believe it's a useful concept. I would provide a list of what constitutes an FTDR infraction. If it's on the list, you can be FTDRed for it. If it's not, you can't. I believe this would (1) go a long way toward eliminating complaints about the "subjective" nature of this rule, (2) motivate SOs to actually levy the penalty since it's very cut-and-dried whether or not it's applicable, i.e. it's no longer a judgment call on their parts. | So
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