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Evaluating de-escalation tactics

I think we can suggest de-escalation and man-management as initial steps before considering any cards. I want to keep it concise, maybe using bullet points. It's important to ask clarifying questions to understand what happened: Did the game stop? Did it affect the restart? Was there taunting involved? If it’s harmless banter, no card is needed. However, if it involved dissent or insults, that could lead to a red card. So, let’s keep it helpful!Clarifying card criteria

I need to lay out some key criteria:

• Disrespecting the game or taunting leads to a yellow card.
• Delaying play or improper positioning also merits a yellow.
• Mocking the referee is dissent and results in a yellow card too.
• Insulting language or discrimination calls for an immediate red card.
• Physical contact or pushing is considered violent and gets a red.
• Light teasing that doesn't affect the game or target anyone should just receive a verbal warning.

I should also ask for context, such as game level and specific actions involved. If the user asks for agreement, I can lean toward warning first unless serious misconduct occurs.