Post-tournament analysis and discussion of the CIS Tournament Regulations.

There aren't that many hero players, so there's no need to argue over this topic. Morality and values are a delicate matter, and you can argue about it for a long time. I believe that the rules for official tournaments should be determined only by the players who have applied to participate, through a voting system in controversial situations. And if the rules don't clearly and specifically prohibit something, then, in essence, it can be done. Yes, this affects the spectacle and importance of the tournament, so next time, each of those who want to participate should suggest amendments. I really want the coverage for the community to be of higher quality. And not just the games, but the whole atmosphere of the event. (Singing songs with a guitar at a barbecue would also be good). I think for this, it is necessary to hire specially trained people, possibly someone from the community. As an option, a few months before the tournament, you could organize a transparent fundraising campaign from online viewers for a high-quality broadcast. Perhaps with a detailed report on where the money went, so that these funds don't go towards beer or something else. I think there will be people who will donate money. Because no matter how hard I try to watch the CIS tournaments from home, it's basically unwatchable.