Hi Mark,Wanted to forward this to you to see if you could help. I'm a judge and one of the best resources we have is Gatherer rulings. It allows us to shortcut searching the Comprehensive Rules for an answer at times and, more importantly, is very useful for a players settling kitchen table disputes. The problem is, we have a few Gatherer rulings that are incorrect. The examples that come to mind are the typo on Opposition Agent and the wholly incorrect ruling on Triumph of Saint Katherine. These have been known about for some time by Wizards and haven't been corrected. Could you please forward these to the appropriate parties? Also, where is the best place to forward findings like this other than bugging you, Matt Tabak, or Jess Dunks on social media?Sorry for the long winded ask. I hope you enjoy the holidays.

I’ll pass the note along.

Hey Mark! Are we seeing a shift from colour identity being primarily decided by flavour rather than mechanics? An example from Commander legends wsould be the Opposition Agent a black card flavour wise (being a spy for the Dimir guild) but a white/blue card mechanically (re: Aven mindcensor, Thada Adel, Acquisitor etc.). This is just one of many examples but I am curious to know if this is a design shift or just, for lack of a better term, "mistakes"

Color identity defines what is possible. An ability is primary, secondary and tertiary in various colors. Flavor can define which color, of those capable of the effect, might do it on any one card, but flavor won’t justify the use of something not allowed in a color. Also, a small tip for you. If you don’t understand why something is done, ask so you can get an understanding from the person who is more knowledgeable about the topic. It is better to accept that you don’t know why rather than assume it’s a mistake. It can cause the person you’re asking to see the question as an attack rather than an inquiry and thus might encourage them not to answer. In other words, how you ask a question can impede your ability to learn.