For the purposes of this question, a fight must involve physical contact such as punching, or at minimum, shoving. It needs to happen at the venue while the event is ongoing, and must involve at least one attendee.
This resolves YES if it happens at the event and there are corroborating witness. NO otherwise after close.
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I'd be up for a consensual boxing/MMA match with pretty much anybody +- 25 lbs of me attending the event
a lil peeved about the double standard that this one wasn't told to be marked as spicyfest while everyone's sex and love category ones were, so I've now done so manually @SG
I imagine consensual physical contact doesn’t count, right? Is there any way to reliably verify whether consent was given?
@oh right. good point, and good question. if somebody play acts being angry and yelling at each other and get to the point of landing real blows, does it matter? though I guess you could satisfy this market like teenage boys might, as a joke, and that would be unfortunate. ideas?
@oh stage combat is not, but pretending to be mad at your friend to sow chaos and shame among your peers is. I think we could easily say stage combat wouldn't count and we could recognize it, but the second is much harder to see
