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E102        *Be Nice. All participants should strive to be gracious and professional at all times while attending a FIRST Tech Challenge event. Uncivil behavior toward any participants is not tolerated.

Examples of inappropriate behavior include, but are not limited to:

A.      use of offensive language or other uncivil conduct towards someone,

B.      weaponizing Gracious Professionalism by accusing another person or team of being not GP,

C.      intentionally blocking the view of other participants or spectators for an extended period (Team members momentarily holding up team signs while directly supporting their team is not considered a violation of this rule.), and

D.      jamming or interfering with the remote sensing capabilities of a ROBOT or the FIELD while in open-access spectator seating areas.

Examples of remote sensing capabilities include, but are not limited to, vision systems, acoustic range finders, sonars, and infrared proximity sensors.

Use of imagery that, to a reasonably astute observer, mimics the AprilTags employed on the FIELD is a violation of this rule.

Examples of particularly contemptible behavior that may result in ejection from the event include, but are not limited to, the following:

E.      assault, e.g., throwing something that hits another person (even if unintended),

F.      threat, e.g., saying something like if you dont reverse that call, Ill make you regret it,

G.     harassment, e.g., badgering someone with no new information after a decision has been made or a question has been answered,

H.     bullying, e.g., using body or verbal language to cause another person to feel inadequate or unsafe,

I.        insulting, e.g., telling someone they do not deserve to be on a team,

J.      swearing at another person (versus swearing under ones breath or at oneself), and

K.      yelling at another person(s) in anger or frustration.

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E102        *Be Nice. All participants should strive to be gracious and professional at all times while attending a FIRST Tech Challenge event. Uncivil behavior toward any participants is not tolerated.

Examples of inappropriate behavior include, but are not limited to:

A.      use of offensive language or other uncivil conduct towards someone,

B.      weaponizing Gracious Professionalism by accusing another person or team of being not GP,

C.      intentionally blocking the view of other participants or spectators for an extended period (Team members momentarily holding up team signs while directly supporting their team is not considered a violation of this rule.), and

D.      jamming or interfering with the remote sensing capabilities of a ROBOT or the FIELD while in open-access spectator seating areas.

Examples of remote sensing capabilities include, but are not limited to, vision systems, acoustic range finders, sonars, and infrared proximity sensors.

Use of imagery that, to a reasonably astute observer, mimics the AprilTags employed on the FIELD is a violation of this rule.

Examples of particularly contemptible behavior that may result in ejection from the event include, but are not limited to, the following:

E.      assault, e.g., throwing something that hits another person (even if unintended),

F.      threat, e.g., saying something like if you dont reverse that call, Ill make you regret it,

G.     harassment, e.g., badgering someone with no new information after a decision has been made or a question has been answered,

H.     bullying, e.g., using body or verbal language to cause another person to feel inadequate or unsafe,

I.        insulting, e.g., telling someone they do not deserve to be on a team,

J.      swearing at another person (versus swearing under ones breath or at oneself), and

K.      yelling at another person(s) in anger or frustration.