Neoandy
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Neo, reread the logs to refresh your memory. Who wrote to me on Wednesday that I needed to finish the first game and think about the second, while Reba wasn't restored yet?
These logs are not available at work. But the humor seemed obvious and was aimed exclusively at you in a joking manner, of course, only with the goal of playing while I have time. The restoration of Rebella, when I had already resigned myself to defeat in the first, unfinished game on the дежебе, could only be beneficial to me, as it would send you to the lower bracket.
If a player on my team was accused of cheating, I would do everything I could to help him. I would go through all the saves, with the Poles, the Tatars, the Uruguayans, until I either convinced everyone of the fallacy of the accusations, or I was 100% convinced of his dishonesty.
But here you are right, unfortunately. I also told Redwait about this later.
But everyone knows my attitude towards cheating. Whoever it is, I will give an objective assessment, regardless of the resource, skin color, and personal sympathies. Probably that's why I am always asked to review saves. Including you, at one time.
That's why I don't understand why you, not being an organizer or a judge, got involved in this, and managed to build a coherent accusation on such dubious grounds.
I got involved because an official tournament judge contacted me twice, and I recommended Reba as a positive player during the first contact. Then I didn't like all this conspiracy behind Reba's back, as I was also told that a decision was already being made about him without his explanation! I immediately looked at the saves and contacted Reba, hoping to clarify everything. But he, in turn, got offended and took a defensive position, giving vague explanations. After that, I contacted Sticky and said that any decision should be made with the possibility for the suspect to give his explanations (i.e., the right to defense) and passed on what Reba told me, strongly recommending that no decisions be made without talking to Reba. The judges then made the decision.
Why you were against Reba - you better know that yourself.
Don't hide behind protecting your interests. I don't need your services.
It would be better if you didn't hide behind your resentment towards me, but admitted that you acted incorrectly by starting to play in the upper bracket with me, Reba, whom you lost to fairly without using maphack. And now you are shifting all the blame from a guilty party to an innocent one.
I suggest that we:
1. Put aside the mudslinging.
2. Start the tournament.
3. Restore Reba with the obligation to stream his games, and acknowledge the mutual guilt in his hasty ban, both those who made the decision and Reba himself, who was not doing what he should have been doing in that situation.
4. Restore the tournament standings to the moment of Reba's disqualification, and then let each participant decide for himself what to do next without pressure on the organizer.
5. Make a balanced decision regarding Tinker, with a thorough analysis of all games by interested parties and explanations from the suspect.
6. Sticky, take courage in your hands and, regardless of anyone and anything, follow the postulate "The Show Must Go On!".
