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== Etiquette principles == | == Etiquette principles == | ||
Much of the etiquette stems on one simple principle: '''Respect for the game and respect for the players'''. As long as players can adhere to this concept, then everyone at the mahjong table can play with a positive game environment. Yet, levels of etiquette will vary by decorum. Professional settings require a very high level of etiquette, by which a break in protocol may warrant some penalties or some disciplinary action. On the other hand, casual settings provide a more relaxed environment, especially in a game played among friends. Given the setting, players should be aware of the level of etiquette, warranted by the playing environment. | Much of the etiquette stems on one simple principle: '''Respect for the game and respect for the players'''. As long as players can adhere to this concept, then everyone at the mahjong table can play with a positive game environment. Yet, levels of etiquette will vary by decorum. Professional settings require a very high level of etiquette, by which a break in protocol may warrant some penalties or some disciplinary action. On the other hand, casual settings provide a more relaxed environment, especially in a game played among friends. Given the setting, players should be aware of the level of etiquette, warranted by the playing environment. | ||
== Etiquette guidelines == | |||
=== Handling of tiles === | |||
=== Point exchanges === | |||
=== Tile discarding === | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||