Club championship of the CIS countries.

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After that, I simply stopped seeing him as a person, and I won't be able to go to the tournament he organizes.

You're not going to a tournament he organizes; you're going to socialize with good people you've been communicating with virtually for a long time. Maybe that solves the problem?

Catch

A great organizer is someone who only handles the organizational duties assigned to him (it's unclear by whom). Reception, accommodation, club rental, meals, entertainment. That's it. They give him a list of participants, and he's responsible for providing the above. The rules, and especially the composition of the participants, are none of his business.

Everything will be as it should be – the club, meals, and entertainment. I repeat, who goes from Moscow and Michurinsk is decided by the organizers of these selections; this is self-explanatory. Sasha simply expressed his opinion on this matter, albeit not very tactfully. Why get worked up about it and make a fuss? It's the same as if the federation of a country were to determine the participants in the FIFA World Cup. It's obvious, isn't it? If the Captain wants to promote Vitalik, that's his prerogative, but it doesn't mean Vitalik will go. :)

Catch

You know, I communicate a lot in forums, on ICQ, and I've met some people in person. I can say with absolute certainty that, in very few (or perhaps none) cases, my opinion after meeting them in real life differed from the opinion I had formed virtually. Moreover, a person can smile at you in person, but when your face is not visible, or rather, when they hide their face behind a computer monitor, then, strangely enough, their true self emerges. Think about it yourself. ;)

But I have a slightly different view. I don't have to go far; let's take the selection in Kyiv as an example. All the ambition has disappeared; everyone is quiet and calm. (Besha doesn't count. :) )

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Club championship of the CIS countries.