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I believe it has to do with a perceived level of excellence, and the reason the perception is there, is because in large, the gym is excellent. I won't argue that at all. But I feel that little things are often overlooked. The way you fix nearly everything that is wrong with competitive cheer is make scoring transparent. Why wouldn't you? If everything is on the up and up, and you have nothing to hide? Someone said that the comp companies were worried that their judges would be exposed and people wouldn't return, in the long run this would strengthen the sport so much more because of consistency of judging followed by extreme parody in competition. Long story short it would be amazing for the masses and potentially harmful for those currently at the top.
Because many coaches don't want scores published because they don't want their team's fault available for their parents. I work for an EP and put every number from the score sheet online after our first event. It took 3 days before I was told to take it down due to coaches asking it be removed.