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The word referee comes from the Latin word referre which means to "earn from performing" or in modern terms "paid actor"
Originally in the Roman republic the senate would "refer" to them as experts, but they were bribed to make the case of the senate in order to pass laws favorable to the ruling class.
Today the tradition continues, however, the payment is now facilitated by bookies.
It's not correct.
Referre means assign/count, propose/open debate, record/enter, report (on), bring back news. For more see here. https://www.latin-dictionary.net/search/latin/referre
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No, I read it on the internet, trust me, it's correct.
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I gave you the proof. Now if you have the proof show us here.
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Eh! You must be drunk heavily, right? ;)
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No, you can't lie on the internet, it's against the rules. Therfore it must be true.
Too soon
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42 sats \ 0 replies \ @suraz 20 Feb
Paid referee. Nice one!
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I only see facts.
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I have to keep some of them factual to keep people guessing
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Clever like a fox.
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