Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

it's forbidden

For me, "revealing" means revealing the map, the opponent's position. Simply loading a save isn't quite the same. Although, after thinking about it, I understood what was meant. And it was interesting to learn that someone else had the same habit.
Regarding the topic: Elm clearly evokes disgust with his manners and arguments, but it's worth listening to his arguments: loading a save (without playing) gives a certain advantage; there's even a cheat (which I think he'd admit himself) – setting unlimited time for your turn. But the advantage isn't as clear-cut as revealing the map, and it may not actually affect the game. Or it might, turning things around 180 degrees – if you notice a mistake or an opportunity while watching. So, such things are unfair in any case. It's the same as using a cheat to reveal part of the map – you probably won't notice anything, but you might get valuable information. Although, discussing this is practically pointless now, thanks to password-protected games. Maybe we can develop the topic of giving advice during streams? It seems to have a much stronger influence; it's almost like playing against several heads – when there's someone nearby who isn't worried about the timer and is watching from the outside, it can seriously affect the course of the game and give an advantage