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Players may say '''"clear"''' or '''"reset"''' during a game to indicate that the buzzer system was not reset for the reading of a tossup. This is not considered illegal communication even when it takes place at a time when talking would be. | Players may say '''"clear"''' or '''"reset"''' during a game to indicate that the buzzer system was not reset for the reading of a tossup. This is not considered illegal communication even when it takes place at a time when talking would be. | ||
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Revision as of 13:24, 25 July 2019
Packet sets
A packet set is "cleared for discussion" when its writer or tournament director allows a set to be free to be circulation. This usually occurs after all relevant mirrors running on the particular set have concluded or after the corresponding academic year has ended. Before a set is cleared any person who has been exposed to the questions should not discuss them on the internet or otherwise disclose questions to people who may play the set in the future. Despite this, some tournaments still mirror a cleared set after it is posted online. Cleared sets are usually posted to Quizbowlpackets.com sometime after the fact.
In games
Players may say "clear" or "reset" during a game to indicate that the buzzer system was not reset for the reading of a tossup. This is not considered illegal communication even when it takes place at a time when talking would be.