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Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

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So, who’s arguing about the tournaments themselves or the season? About what was done during the game? If a player behaves inappropriately, the organizer has the right to do what they deem necessary. As a rule, there’s usually a clause like "at their own discretion, to make changes." And then it’s either a warning or disqualification for unsportsmanlike conduct.
I’m not saying you can just sign up for every tournament and tell everyone and their mother to f... off.

I’m talking about private conversations. If one person expresses their dissatisfaction to another because they see fit, no matter how poorly it sounds, what does HeroesWorld have to do with it? It’s not for AK to judge that and impose their own sanctions, some third-level nonsense lol. If, for example, somewhere in streams, one of the viewers misbehaves, what does HeroesWorld have to do with those users again? That’s absurd. They have their own moderators there. Let them keep order. Not like this: we snitch on those registered on HW, they get punished, while half the unregistered ones are left alone? We need to clearly delineate and understand what’s a gameplay matter and what’s strictly private, and what shouldn’t concern HeroesWorld at all, instead of lumping everything together. Even if someone doesn’t like it, and it looks bad and immoral, and someone is "doing a good deed by punishing the rude ones."

Simply put, if one player wrote something nasty to another in a PM, or the first provoked the second, and the second replied rudely, that’s none of HeroesWorld’s or AK’s business — that’s their PERSONAL MATTER.
But, if they are playing and during the game one writes to the other "you’re an a...hole," then yes, no question, it’s "unsportsmanlike conduct."
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За то что нейтралы не бегают за единичкой, для меня это уже стоит того