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2 Homunculus
Thank you for the streams, but I must apologize for this.
Those who shout the loudest about "cheating" never take responsibility for their words. For example, Eddie was accused of cheating, and in the final of the tournament, someone cheated against him publicly. Then, Eddie came to the club and, in the presence of Vic and a lot of other people, won the tournament with a score of 4 out of 4. What happened next? Not only was he not awarded the title for the previous tournament, but no one even apologized to him. The person who cheated against him remained the title holder. No one was punished.
What can we conclude from this? That those who make accusations must be held accountable for their decisions, especially when there is no real EVIDENCE. For example, if a decision is made to award a "black mark" to a cheater without sufficient evidence, and people determine that it is not proven, then all members of the AC who voted "yes" should be solemnly awarded the "Cheater's Medal of Honor" and excluded from all official tournaments.
Is that a fair system?