--- In [email protected], "Jeff Soesbe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.> wrote:
>
> A DNF would have also meant no fifth solve attempt.
Oh, ok, I guess either the rules were either changed again or I had
misread them (latter is more likely :-). The particular rule is:
"If during a round a competitor does not solve within the time limit,
then his solve may (courtesy of main judge) be stopped and
disqualified by the judge. The main judge decides whether the
competitor can continue the round, f.i. if the time was exceeded
because of a puzzle defect."
I had read it like "If you're still solving at the time limit, the
judge can stop you and eliminate you from the round". So I thought if
you stop the timer *yourself* then the rest of the rule including the
elimination wouldn't apply.
So what you should do instead is pop or break the puzzle by dropping
it on the floor. Oh well, I guess I'll just try to never get into the
situation :-)
Cheers!
Stefan
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