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- Jul 26, 2003
If this happens, the grading of GOE is incorrect.The Wrong Edge Takeoff (WET) (or flutz in this case) is an automatic -1 in the goes. However a skater gets full credit for the base value for the 'attempt'. If the jump has some virtues, for example: height, landing, posture, musical, etc.) the jump could get a +2 in the GoEs. The end result would be a +1 for the jump despite the 'e'.
If the caller does not call a WET -- i.e., no "e," the judges that notice the WET are supposed to deduct -1 to -3 from the score they would have given without the WET. This means the jump could get + GOE. Any judge who does not notice the WET would not be expected to deduct for it.
If the caller calls a WET -- i.e., an "e," the judges are required to give -GOE, which means the skater does not earn the base value of the jump.
IMO, the software should be making an automatic adjustment to -1 GOE anywhere the judge enters anything higher when an "e" is assigned to a jump.
