The flip side is that people need to follow the spirit of the swap and not try to sneak in frags that don’t meet guidelines.
At this swap I got a bonus fruit loops zoa frag with very little living tissue, just an injured partial single polyp, much less the required polyp count. I understand things don’t always go to plan, I myself got busy with life and had a couple frags I had just fragged a couple days before instead of the normal 1+ weeks ahead.
But maybe give a couple extra polyps in case some of the macerated tissue doesn’t make it, to be sure to meet the minimum. It’s very hard for the desk person to tell the difference between health and unhealthy coral in this situation, and especially with how hectic it gets.
