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There is no justification for lies. I, too, initially defended Atlanta in our correspondence. I meant that it's bad not to upload maps of those who can't do it themselves, but to promote them by participating in contests in an unfair way. Otherwise, we are unfair to those who create maps within the deadlines. And even more so, to deceive the contest organizer, which is why he spent time in a hurry redrawing the table, redistributing it by year of release, and even spent a day figuring out the release dates of the maps through private messages with Atlanta – he's a real jerk. No matter how noble his cause, there is no justification for lies. Regarding awarding non-forum authors: you can simply congratulate the author verbally, which is always nice. For example, I can always contact Franzy and Vadim.