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When should a community make an exception to a rule?
Use one specific rule. Defend a narrowly defined exception. Explain how to keep it fair.
When should a community make an exception to a rule?
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A library could waive a late fee when a local flood closes the only safe road back. The exception should have a clear date and apply to everyone affected, rather than depend on who asks most loudly.
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