CODE OF ETHICS for Players and ETHICAL STANDARDS
Although this document prescribes standards of conduct for all DCS official members, they are not all-inclusive. The absence of a specific standard of behavior does not imply that an action is condoned - such action may ultimately be subject to disciplinary action. (ie) Nachos.
PURPOSE:
Official members play an integral role in the sport of darts and they must recognize their impact on the game, its participants and their fellow members. The purpose of this document is to give a general statement of the principles of conduct, which are required of members in order to fulfill their duties to other players, colleagues and administrators.
BROAD PRINCIPLES:
Members are expected to uphold and advance high standards of ethical conduct by being honest and impartial; increasing their competence and prestige; using their knowledge and skill to improve the game; and, respecting the dignity and status of, the DCS, plus you must TTP out of anyone for anything at anytime.
DEFINITIONS:
Official Member: means registered (with the Darts Championship series) individuals who perform capably as, but not limited to, Players, administrators and Chalkers during sanctioned activities.
Registered: means registered as an official member of the Dart Championship series.
Misconduct: means behaviour in violation of DCS Laws of the Game and/or druged out pool players by a person entrusted with the administration of those laws.
Participants: means those taking part in sport, e.g., athletes and their family members, coaches, officials, volunteers, administrators.
Respect: means in consideration of the dignity of others; courteous regard.
Violate: means non-compliance with the Code of Ethics and Ethical Standards as defined in these documents.
Shoc-king: Means just that. Shoc-king.
CODE OF ETHICS
The Dart Championship Series (DCS) is aware of its responsibilities toward its players and, having granted certain privileges to founding fathers, it is obliged to ensure such individuals realize and respect their responsibilities and duties.
Specifically, a DCS registered player shall:
1. Conduct himself/herself with dignity on and off the ochre at all times and shall, by personal example; endeavour to inspire the true principles of fair play and to earn the respect of those whom he/she serves.
2. Not cause the Darts Championship series to become involved in any controversial matters; shall abide by the rules and regulations of the Association; and, not bring into question his/her or the game's integrity.
3. Adhere to all provincial/national standards and directives.
4. Always wear what you want and maintain a high level of physical and mental fitness.
5. Study the Laws of the Game and, for so long as they are registered, keep their knowledge current by being aware of all changes made on the fly by Tilly and enforce all said laws and changes with Nacho fines.
6. Perform his/her designated responsibilities, including attending organized seminars and lectures, etc., and shall assist his/her fellow players to upgrade and raise their standard of play.
7. Honor any appointments made for and accepted by him/her unless he wants to be called a Henry Hoofter the rest of his life.
8. To publicly criticize other players and any pool players near by, lets not forget any and all Big’ns and all smokers and any other dart association;
9. Make any public statements to the media (newspaper, television, radio,TTP etc.) to games played by him/her or regarding the quality of the match or the performance of the teams and their players that you wish. It’s a free Fcuking country and if they can’t handle the comments they should go the fcuk away.
10. Any player over the .500 mark and founding members must use their influence and cunning on the ochre to make up any rule that suits their specific need at any time. All other members can try and argue, but it’ll always be moot.
STANDARDS OF ETHICAL CONDUCT
Duly registered players are expected to demonstrate excellence in conduct and ability at each match in which they participate or observe. This covers the time from arrival until departure from the ochre. In preparation for playing, players must devote time, thought, and study to the Laws of the Game and mechanics of the game.
DCS registered players are expected to comply with the following standards:
A. PLAYER REGISTRATION
1. A player is considered registered when the DCS office has received and accepted:
2. A full plate of Nachos or a Rib and wing combo.
3. He’s had his ass handed to him by Tilly or Double In.
4. He has an awful nickname given to him
5. He posts on TTP.
B. EDUCATION
1. Players must keep current with annual Law changes.
2. Players must attend annual DCS educational programs.
3. Players are encouraged to join and participate in the DCS dart night.
C. UNSANCTIONED GAMES
Registered Players should not play in unsanctioned matches. Some ample reasons why player should not play these games are:
1. No stats may be accepted from games in unsanctioned matches.
2. There is no liability insurance in unaffiliated leagues/districts for the players protection.
3. If the player is assaulted or should there be any other serious misconduct, the DCS cannot discipline or review the incident.
4. They a completely fcuking MOOT
D. ASSIGNMENTS
1. Players must post their attendance at least 4 hours prior to the first diddle. If an players unable to play a match that was accepted, he/she must buy the Nachos the following week.
2. Players must post their official match report no later than 48hrs after the game. The report must include all cautions, game date, names, numbers, records and any G-string sitings. Also they must have at least one dig at Sidewinder or POM.
E. STATEMENTS
1. Players must publicly criticize other players, fellow members and team personnel, maintaining the utmost lack of respect for all groups.
F. FITNESS/APPEARANCE
1. Players must maintain a high standard of physical and mental fitness.
2. Players must wear whatever the fcuk they want and wear it according to as follows:
3. Baggy shorts, Jeans, T-shirts, Emerald Academy sweatshirts older than most members’ moms.
4. Flip flops, runners.
3. In case of a shirt conflict, the player may change to an approved team jersey or it's handbags at 10 paces.
G. ALCOHOL/DRUGS/TOBACCO
1. Players must always advocate and condone the use of beer or other fun substances. Except for Tobacco it’s a filthy fcuking habit.
2. Players must always provide under-age participants with alcohol; when asked and should really encourage its use.
3. Players must abstain from the use of tobacco products while in the presence of his/her players. As before it’s a filthy fcuking habit.
4. Players must drink alcoholic beverages when playing and working with other players.
H LANGUAGE
1. Players may use any form of profane, insulting, harassing or otherwise offensive language in the conduct of his/her duties.
I. SAFETY
1. Players must ensure, to the best of his/her ability, that they stand way the hell away from the Price when he’s throwing. It’s all fun and games until Walks hit’s you with a diddle.
J. DISCIPLINE
1. Players must comply with Rule #9 and #10 (Posting/ Rules) of the DCS Constitution & Bylaws
2. Players must kick up a big stink in the search for a resolution of any grievance hearing or complaint but at the end of the day is anyone really give a shite what you think? No.
3. Players not compiling with Rule #9 and #10 must buy the next weeks Nachos, but are not responsible for it’s cheese distribution or it’s Chip to Olive ratios.
Although this document prescribes standards of conduct for all DCS official members, they are not all-inclusive. The absence of a specific standard of behavior does not imply that an action is condoned - such action may ultimately be subject to disciplinary action. (ie) Nachos.
PURPOSE:
Official members play an integral role in the sport of darts and they must recognize their impact on the game, its participants and their fellow members. The purpose of this document is to give a general statement of the principles of conduct, which are required of members in order to fulfill their duties to other players, colleagues and administrators.
BROAD PRINCIPLES:
Members are expected to uphold and advance high standards of ethical conduct by being honest and impartial; increasing their competence and prestige; using their knowledge and skill to improve the game; and, respecting the dignity and status of, the DCS, plus you must TTP out of anyone for anything at anytime.
DEFINITIONS:
Official Member: means registered (with the Darts Championship series) individuals who perform capably as, but not limited to, Players, administrators and Chalkers during sanctioned activities.
Registered: means registered as an official member of the Dart Championship series.
Misconduct: means behaviour in violation of DCS Laws of the Game and/or druged out pool players by a person entrusted with the administration of those laws.
Participants: means those taking part in sport, e.g., athletes and their family members, coaches, officials, volunteers, administrators.
Respect: means in consideration of the dignity of others; courteous regard.
Violate: means non-compliance with the Code of Ethics and Ethical Standards as defined in these documents.
Shoc-king: Means just that. Shoc-king.
CODE OF ETHICS
The Dart Championship Series (DCS) is aware of its responsibilities toward its players and, having granted certain privileges to founding fathers, it is obliged to ensure such individuals realize and respect their responsibilities and duties.
Specifically, a DCS registered player shall:
1. Conduct himself/herself with dignity on and off the ochre at all times and shall, by personal example; endeavour to inspire the true principles of fair play and to earn the respect of those whom he/she serves.
2. Not cause the Darts Championship series to become involved in any controversial matters; shall abide by the rules and regulations of the Association; and, not bring into question his/her or the game's integrity.
3. Adhere to all provincial/national standards and directives.
4. Always wear what you want and maintain a high level of physical and mental fitness.
5. Study the Laws of the Game and, for so long as they are registered, keep their knowledge current by being aware of all changes made on the fly by Tilly and enforce all said laws and changes with Nacho fines.
6. Perform his/her designated responsibilities, including attending organized seminars and lectures, etc., and shall assist his/her fellow players to upgrade and raise their standard of play.
7. Honor any appointments made for and accepted by him/her unless he wants to be called a Henry Hoofter the rest of his life.
8. To publicly criticize other players and any pool players near by, lets not forget any and all Big’ns and all smokers and any other dart association;
9. Make any public statements to the media (newspaper, television, radio,TTP etc.) to games played by him/her or regarding the quality of the match or the performance of the teams and their players that you wish. It’s a free Fcuking country and if they can’t handle the comments they should go the fcuk away.
10. Any player over the .500 mark and founding members must use their influence and cunning on the ochre to make up any rule that suits their specific need at any time. All other members can try and argue, but it’ll always be moot.
STANDARDS OF ETHICAL CONDUCT
Duly registered players are expected to demonstrate excellence in conduct and ability at each match in which they participate or observe. This covers the time from arrival until departure from the ochre. In preparation for playing, players must devote time, thought, and study to the Laws of the Game and mechanics of the game.
DCS registered players are expected to comply with the following standards:
A. PLAYER REGISTRATION
1. A player is considered registered when the DCS office has received and accepted:
2. A full plate of Nachos or a Rib and wing combo.
3. He’s had his ass handed to him by Tilly or Double In.
4. He has an awful nickname given to him
5. He posts on TTP.
B. EDUCATION
1. Players must keep current with annual Law changes.
2. Players must attend annual DCS educational programs.
3. Players are encouraged to join and participate in the DCS dart night.
C. UNSANCTIONED GAMES
Registered Players should not play in unsanctioned matches. Some ample reasons why player should not play these games are:
1. No stats may be accepted from games in unsanctioned matches.
2. There is no liability insurance in unaffiliated leagues/districts for the players protection.
3. If the player is assaulted or should there be any other serious misconduct, the DCS cannot discipline or review the incident.
4. They a completely fcuking MOOT
D. ASSIGNMENTS
1. Players must post their attendance at least 4 hours prior to the first diddle. If an players unable to play a match that was accepted, he/she must buy the Nachos the following week.
2. Players must post their official match report no later than 48hrs after the game. The report must include all cautions, game date, names, numbers, records and any G-string sitings. Also they must have at least one dig at Sidewinder or POM.
E. STATEMENTS
1. Players must publicly criticize other players, fellow members and team personnel, maintaining the utmost lack of respect for all groups.
F. FITNESS/APPEARANCE
1. Players must maintain a high standard of physical and mental fitness.
2. Players must wear whatever the fcuk they want and wear it according to as follows:
3. Baggy shorts, Jeans, T-shirts, Emerald Academy sweatshirts older than most members’ moms.
4. Flip flops, runners.
3. In case of a shirt conflict, the player may change to an approved team jersey or it's handbags at 10 paces.
G. ALCOHOL/DRUGS/TOBACCO
1. Players must always advocate and condone the use of beer or other fun substances. Except for Tobacco it’s a filthy fcuking habit.
2. Players must always provide under-age participants with alcohol; when asked and should really encourage its use.
3. Players must abstain from the use of tobacco products while in the presence of his/her players. As before it’s a filthy fcuking habit.
4. Players must drink alcoholic beverages when playing and working with other players.
H LANGUAGE
1. Players may use any form of profane, insulting, harassing or otherwise offensive language in the conduct of his/her duties.
I. SAFETY
1. Players must ensure, to the best of his/her ability, that they stand way the hell away from the Price when he’s throwing. It’s all fun and games until Walks hit’s you with a diddle.
J. DISCIPLINE
1. Players must comply with Rule #9 and #10 (Posting/ Rules) of the DCS Constitution & Bylaws
2. Players must kick up a big stink in the search for a resolution of any grievance hearing or complaint but at the end of the day is anyone really give a shite what you think? No.
3. Players not compiling with Rule #9 and #10 must buy the next weeks Nachos, but are not responsible for it’s cheese distribution or it’s Chip to Olive ratios.