CIS-2021. Summary.

Regarding the first point. I don't quite understand the ban and the indignation over "IRL content." Firstly, the trend of the modern world is such that every second person films stories, posts them to Insta, YouTube, or wherever they please. Try banning them—it's foolish! Secondly, generally behave decently and appropriately for your "status," or DO NOT be in a society that seems so immoral to you, where you might be exposed... What' same the problem? Is it stressful? Does it turn out someone wants to seem better than they are?!

Yes, personally I want to seem better than I am. What's wrong with that?
Well, it's not very pleasant for me if I'm being broadcast live while smacking my lips at the table.
I'm not against IRL content, but boundaries shouldn't be crossed.

Regarding the second point and in general. Apparently, I have a very low threshold for indignation, fostered back in the Michurinsk dormitory with that same "spirit of heroes"))), - which is why I am tolerant and happy. Tolerant of people, including those who are being put on a stop-list. I consider this a bad idea overall, which will not lead to anything righteous anyway.

Legends could be written about how patient I am. And I have been in Michurinsk and even in Verov Dvor. But again, everything has a limit. It's one thing when a person gets drunk and sleeps quietly, but another when they are disruptive and constantly have to be calmed down. Why is this necessary?

I'll say it once more, we've seen all sorts of things already, many things can be overlooked and ignored EXCEPT FOR THE GAME HALL. If you, Lyokha, or Roma had spent as much time in this hall as I have, you would speak quite differently. I spoke with many tournament participants and not a single one was satisfied with the game hall; some even got sick. What does that say?

This is my main and only complaint. As for why it happened like this, I've already written: the lack of a proper contract and a decision made in haste. I want this to never happen again, regardless of who organizes the next tournament.