I'm also going to make a point to say that calling people for violations can ruin rounds. It's a 2 edged sword. It isn't any fun to have someone out there with a ruler measuring off the 10 inches behind your disc every throw (although it is fully within your rights to do so). It also isn't any fun to lose your tag because someone threw the disc in a tree and disregards the stance rule and is throwing from an illegal stance to avoid the hassle of being in a tree. Use some judgment and ask yourself if this person is beating you because of playing illegally or are you just having a bad day? This also leads us to the reason why bag tag challenges must be played within the same group. You can't defend your tag properly if you can't see what is going on in other groups.
I'm also going to make a point to say that calling people for violations can ruin rounds. It's a 2 edged sword. It isn't any fun to have someone out there with a ruler measuring off the 10 inches behind your disc every throw (although it is fully within your rights to do so). It also isn't any fun to lose your tag because someone threw the disc in a tree and disregards the stance rule and is throwing from an illegal stance to avoid the hassle of being in a tree. Use some judgment and ask yourself if this person is beating you because of playing illegally or are you just having a bad day? This also leads us to the reason why bag tag challenges must be played within the same group. You can't defend your tag properly if you can't see what is going on in other groups.