No, of course I don't. Reread what I wrote - my concern is that increasing the minimum age, especially for ladies, simply makes the senior ladies competitions much less interesting to view. With current regulations in place, we still have the chance to see the competition between the younger athletes and the more mature ones. We can watch and compare different approaches (more athletic vs more artistic). And most importantly, we can see every athlete competing against others at his/her peak, whenever that occurs. I don't want artificial barriers. Just browse this forum and see how many people are already saying they have more fun watching junior ladies' than the seniors. I definitely had more fun from the last season's junior GPs, the GPF, and the junior worlds. Not because I'm Russian and Russian junior ladies won, but because the quality of junior competitions was way higher. Seniors are on the edge of becoming boring and if ISU pushes the age limit further up, it'll be only worse for the spectators. ISU, don't kill FS, it's already ailing. In a better world, athletes should qualify entirely by their ratings, without any country limits, and represent only themselves. Something like tennis, more or less. Don't wake me up, I'm dreaming.
