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R55Max
I'm not a judge, I'm a host. And I think I have the right to refuse you a detailed explanation of this case in this specific situation. I don't see any obligation for myself to report to you in situations that don't concern you, and I certainly don't intend to do so, especially since it's not written anywhere in the rules, and no rule can obligate me to do so. Information that doesn't concern anyone in a particular case is subject to being disclosed at will. At the moment, I personally think you're sticking your nose where it doesn't belong. Should I provide you with all the correspondence in every case before you post on the forum? Since you've started talking like this and disagree with my perspective, I suggest you contact the Arbitration Committee and create a special thread to inquire. I won't tell you out of principle because you're interfering in something that doesn't affect you in any way, and the reason for those results is simple and straightforward, and maybe someone else will tell you. The judge actually told me.
Let me explain! I am a direct participant in this tournament, and I might face an opponent to whom you awarded the win, and in this case, I want to know what the real reason was. If, from your point of view, this is forbidden, maybe I should ask the judge or someone higher than you for clarification?! And in the tournament, as you said, there is nothing that says the information about awarding wins is secret; moreover, I am sure it should be official because a tournament participant should understand how a person advanced further in the tournament bracket:cool:

лето 2012.