Well, I don't think we'll have those flame wars anymore, where there are 1,000 messages in 3 hours, and the lawyer and Regi have also backed out :D :D :D :D
P.S. In the evening, after 7:00 PM Moscow time, write who to add to Skype, and we'll try to revive the old tradition of arguing until we're blue in the face.
I'm signing up.
R55Max
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You see, here's the thing... Before, you organized SC2 tournaments, and the people there were usually more advanced in the field of audio-video content, so the registered participants easily accepted the condition of the conference there. Here (on Hv), first and foremost, there are players, and it's not surprising that not all of them know everything about communication tools, including Skype. Now I understand that when introducing Skype, we just need to explain to people what it is and why it's needed, and that its audio-video functions are not mandatory, but are simply an addition if they want to use them.
Well, maybe we won't even get 1,000 participants in three days, but in a week, that's already very active, and it will create an atmosphere.
For those who are not quite aware [many people associate Skype with mandatory voice or video communication]. This Skype conference does not require that from you:
A chat conference in Skype is not necessarily a live conversation; it's just a regular chat in which there is a regular exchange of messages between participants who wish to participate :) [you don't need a microphone or camera to participate; no one will watch or listen to you :) so feel free to join the conferences by simply downloading the program]