[r-t] Reversals of place notation
Robert Bennett
rbennett at woosh.co.nz
Tue Oct 21 10:13:13 UTC 2014
Wasn't there a Methods Comittee decision that Reverse Canterbury
Doubles was to be renamed Canterbury to avoid confusion ?!?
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Subject:[r-t] Reversals of place notation
How about using a descriptor such as "Inverted" or "Retrograde" for
methods
for which the place notation is the reverse of that for another
method? For
example, the principle Quasar Maximus could be called Retrograde Orion
Maximus (Orion Maximus being the first half lead of Orion Surprise
Maximus).
Clearly it would be more sensible to call such methods "Reverse" and
use
"Inverted" for what is currently called "Reverse", but perhaps that
would be
a step too far for most ringers!
Nicholas Small
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