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My two cents. After last year's very unpleasant experience I would like to emphasize one important and obvious rule: every player has the same rights. So, if someone is off for a few months they should be banned from the tournament no matter that they are a coordinator or even a master (Oxy case).
That’s why the best solution is that the judge does not participate in the tournament.
Next thing is a case of clear rules in the tournament ladder and assortative mating. If two players play in the same group they shouldn’t meet in another stage, only in the final or semi-final. Simply rule: if we have groups A and B (and 2 players from every group go to the next stage) the next games should be A1 vs B2 and B1 vs A2, not A1 vs A2 like was in the last tournament, in margin counterfeit imho.
That’s why the tournament ladder should be fixed before the start - so every player knows what way they will go from 1st or 2nd place of the group.
My two cents. After last year's very unpleasant incident I would like to emphasize one important rule: every player has the same rights. so if someone is off for a few months, they should be excluded from the tournament regardless of them being a coordinator or even a master (like Oxy last year).
Therefore the best solution is that the judge does not participate in the tournament.
The next step is about clear rules in the tournament ladder and pairing. If two players play in the same group they shouldn't meet in another stage, only in the final or semi-final. Simple rule: if we have groups A and B (and 2 players from each group advance to the next stage) the next games should be A1 vs B2 and B1 vs A2, not A1 vs A2 as was in the last tournament, on the margin counterfeit IMHO.
That's why the tournament ladder should be set before the start so that every player knows which way they will go from 1st or 2nd place in the group.