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[[User:Maxwell|Maxwell]] ([[User talk:Maxwell|talk]]) Is a common skier meant to be somebody with no points, one to nine points, or both? I am thinking of other athletic skills, such as diving and I think sailing, which distinguish both of those. | [[User:Maxwell|Maxwell]] ([[User talk:Maxwell|talk]]) Is a common skier meant to be somebody with no points, one to nine points, or both? I am thinking of other athletic skills, such as diving and I think sailing, which distinguish both of those. | ||
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| + | [[User:Tao alexis|Tao alexis]] ([[User talk:Tao alexis|talk]]) someone with no points would be a person who had never been on skis before. Someone with 10 would be a person who had gotten comfortable and could consistently perform the activity. 1 to 9 are thus varying degrees of incapability. I can further clarify this on the main page at a future time. | ||
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Maxwell (talk) Is a common skier meant to be somebody with no points, one to nine points, or both? I am thinking of other athletic skills, such as diving and I think sailing, which distinguish both of those.
Tao alexis (talk) someone with no points would be a person who had never been on skis before. Someone with 10 would be a person who had gotten comfortable and could consistently perform the activity. 1 to 9 are thus varying degrees of incapability. I can further clarify this on the main page at a future time.
