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You can tell who wants to play and who isn't really interested without even looking at the game schedule.
Exactly!!! The people in the group who send you official messages via email in the first few days expressing their desire to play with you deserve at least some respect. I'm primarily talking about our foreign friends, my "groupmates" Druidasd and Hadrian (of course, they're not the only ones :smile26:). But the people who persistently pressured the judges before the Championship regarding the organization and details of the event, and then suddenly disappeared without a trace for a month and a half, and didn't even bother to show up for the agreed-upon game, without even informing anyone, should, in my opinion, receive a warning, followed by exclusion for a repeat of such an incident... :smile19: It's just that on the appointed day, you drop everything and wait for your opponent. When you realize that they won't show up, you think about what you could have done with that time instead of just staring at the monitor, watching the opponent's status in Hamachi or ICQ... I understand, unforeseen circumstances and all that... we're all human, there's nothing to even discuss, but it's still possible to inform about the inability to play... IMO, it's even necessary. I've gotten carried away:) Sorry, it's been bothering me ;)