[blml] The term "cue"

[Ron Johnson]

Eric Landau writes:
> 
> 
> Which is exactly why "active ethics" says don't try to give an exact 
> literal answer to the exact literal question that was asked, don't try 
> to follow some precise formula, instead just tell them whatever any 
> reasonable person would assume that they might need or want to know.
> 
When I first started playing duplicate one of the top local
players interrupted a legalistic argument (of the type you cited
above) with a comment that's served me well over the years.

"If you know something that I don't, tell me" (Yeah, flesh it
out with "from the auction, not your hand", etc. -- I got the gist
and so will anybody not trying to play rules lawyer)