In the pursuit of these desires we intend to short circuit the carefully laid path the USCA has established. Apparently it didn't mean enough to them to win an American Rules title event. Therefore, since they wouldn't play except under their conditions, and the USCA therefore would lose out on sanction money, the tournament committee capitulated, accommodated their wishes, and everybody supposedly benefitted - the top players got to compete under Association Rules, the USCA received sanction money, and the tournament continued its run. Because the big boys prefer International Rules, which to the lower flighters are pretty boring and confusing, since they started with and are just now becoming somewhat proficient in, American Rules. So these lower flighters struggle along in the lower ranks forever.
Autonomy is now king.
Whatever works, for whomever. It's called expediency. There is no incentive for the beginner to improve. The tactics discussed are what we call 'Aunt Emma', a derogatory phrase we reserve for very weak players who refuse to attempt breaks and refuse to make hoops off an opponent ball. They have been having an ongoing topic of different types of wild animals on their greens.