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Topic	Survivor/BB/TAR Summer Topic 1 - A Reality Clash
Underleveled 07/19/18 11:18:02 PM #209:	leafer 21 posted... GTM posted... But why is that an important factor to the definition that BB historians get nitpicky about it? Like, can we say "the classic backdoor isn't possible anymore so this version of the backdoor (backdoor V2, let's say) has evolved and allows them to play in the veto because the veto draw is now beyond the HoH's control" A backdoor only occurs when someone doesn't play in the veto and then are re-nommed. Playing in the veto (and losing) and then getting re-nommed isn't considered being backdoored. I guess I really don't understand the distinction, as a relative BB newbie. As long as the don't win the Veto I don't understand why it matters if they play in it just because that's how it went down the very first time the word was used. --- darkx <cite>Underleveled posted [p:905390696] in Survivor/B... [t:76769618]...</cite> <quote><cite>leafer 21 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GTM posted...</cite> <quote>But why is that an important factor to the definition that BB historians get nitpicky about it? Like, can we say "the classic backdoor isn't possible anymore so this version of the backdoor (backdoor V2, let's say) has evolved and allows them to play in the veto because the veto draw is now beyond the HoH's control"</quote> A backdoor only occurs when someone doesn't play in the veto and then are re-nommed. Playing in the veto (and losing) and then getting re-nommed isn't considered being backdoored.</quote> I guess I really don't understand the distinction, as a relative BB newbie. As long as the don't win the Veto I don't understand why it matters if they play in it just because that's how it went down the very first time the word was used. --- darkx</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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