Yes, the rules are written and neither I nor the four Slovenians whom I exchanged fivers with broke them. I also prefer my notes to reach other locations by means of proper normal transactions, but when kajak asked me to do this (exchange my fivers for her fivers, and spend hers in Portugal without registering) I thought it wouldn't be that bad of an idea. There are plenty other types of forced travel abundantly used by a lot of ebtists (and also not going against any rule): go from bank to bank to exchange notes, stop in every corner to buy something we don't need, exchanging with non-ebtist friends, refrain from using a debit card, and so on and so on. Of course, when the Slovenians and I traded these notes, none of us thought that this extremely unlikely hit situation could happen. In fact, this is kind of a boomerang hit: if the first person to register this note was Grega and not me, he would have been unable to register it again when he found it.presidente wrote:why do you exchang notes with other users during the meeting? (not only you made this). The rules to follow during the meeting are written and the most important is to arrive with only fivers to avoid this type of similar friendly hit. […] in this case I prefere that my notes arrive in Malta (for example) without any help but only with her "legs"
For me, anyway, this hit is uninteresting, but it wouldn't be that uninteresting if the finder was any one apart from Grega. I will ask for moderation as he already did (well, kind of, but I do understand him: from a certain point of view, a boomerang hit is always quite interesting).
Btw, presidente, you for a fact are one of the very few big ebtists that go against a rule just because you think your way of thinking is better (yes, I'm talking about registering places where you haven't set foot).
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