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It's unclear from what angle and for what reason you brought up "Ebipt." From the beginning, it was clear that the idea was unrealistic in terms of budget and time.
Let me explain: the three of us, Eric, me, and Vic, who have considerable organizational experience, shared our impressions about the upcoming project, possibly in different tones and from different perspectives.
The issue isn't about reality, but about understanding what's happening and having certain organizational skills. It's difficult for people who don't organize anything significant to comment on the abilities and possibilities of the organizers, which is why I react this way to such remarks. Therefore, I don't understand, Vova, your criticisms and statements about what should be done and how. Be more restrained; in person, you seemed like a great guy.
In my opinion, reality is much simpler than how Eric and the guys who support him portray it here. I would do everything differently in his place. Vic also suggests doing things differently. Yes, in this case, I'm judging based on my own experience, but I don't consider myself a role model. There are organizers who are far better than me, so everything we're discussing is insignificant. And since the issue was resolved in such a convoluted way, it seems that the stars aligned that way, but there's no need to try to convince me that "reality isn't flexible."