Reframe Constant Board Game Rule Corrections as a Sign You Are the Group's Rules Person

You caught yourself correcting someone's move again and the table went quiet for a second, and now you are wondering if you have become that player. This distinguishes corrections that genuinely matter from ones that are just pedantic, and suggests a specific way to soften delivery without going silent when it actually counts.

You keep correcting other players on rules mid-game and are starting to worry you come across as annoying rather than helpful. Reframe this honestly: distinguish corrections that genuinely protect the game from ones that are just pedantic, and suggest one specific way to soften how you deliver corrections without staying silent when it actually matters.