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ck34 · May 25 2007, 11:07 AM

I think the RC included mini discs in the rule without extra language being required by simply using the word "discs." They do that in other places where a generic word covers a range of items such as the terms "artificial devices" or "obstacles" without detailing them. For example, there are discs like Aerobies that are not legal for competition. Would you allow players to play catch with those during a round since they didn't meet the official definition of a disc for play?

May 25 2007, 11:07 AM	#373
ck34 PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Twin Cities, MN Posts: 9,529	Re: Ask Chuck Kennedy I think the RC included mini discs in the rule without extra language being required by simply using the word "discs." They do that in other places where a generic word covers a range of items such as the terms "artificial devices" or "obstacles" without detailing them. For example, there are discs like Aerobies that are not legal for competition. Would you allow players to play catch with those during a round since they didn't meet the official definition of a disc for play?