Talk:Dina Averina

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This content has been removed from this article, but is fairly valuable out of this context, so leaving it here for posterity. Perhaps someone can find a more relevant article for it?

"(10 is the base value for the highest D mark; although the New 2017-2020 Code of Points, 10 Difficulties is no longer on judge's score sheets and thus can be open ended, a gymnast can increase as many D elements to maximize Difficulty; so by the end of the program – a gymnast can get full credit for all the performed difficulties; a full base value 10, regardless if the difficulty is higher than the actual base value of 10)."

Vrrtigo (talk) 20:02, 11 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]