Posts from Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments. Auto-translated

for Toganash, for example, only one outcome would be fair, considering his past, unfortunate experiences with similar situations. Why not view what happened as a lack of experience and concentration, leading to a subsequent defeat?

I remember not so long ago there was an episode involving Toganash, only back then he acted as the party that made some stupid mistake (like flying over the Dragon Utopia while breaking through its guards, and then breaking through the guards, formally "checking" the Dragon Utopia first, which could be taken in autobattle regardless of size).
Well, so it was—there were kilograms of text going back and forth about common sense, meanness, and unsportsmanlike behavior on the part of the opponent who demanded victory, etc. And here we have a situation like this.
P.S. In fact, a correction regarding common sense should be written above every single point and followed; the other problem is that for most people, common sense is either their own specific version or distorted by the harsh realities of life.

It was after such incidents that I wrote to the judges right here on the forum, stating that I would act in the same way in the future. And notice, I don't post those wins, but I suggested a replay. I'm taking advantage of the opportunity and the precedent that I was immediately taught here. So, there shouldn't be double standards: someone complains about my wins (and this happened twice), and I'm supposedly not acting nobly? Seriously? What a noble argument.

An official stole money from the road construction project? I'll go to my factory and take something. What, he can do it, but I can't? I'm not talking about millions, just a few thousand!

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I would understand if you were complaining against those who wronged you...
But it turns out that you don't approve of complaining, i.e., you consider those who demand victory from you in games to be dishonest people, and you do the same thing yourself.
Double standards, my friend...

If an official stole money from the road construction project, I'll go to my factory and take something. Why is it okay for him, but not for me? I'm not taking millions, just a few thousand!

“If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also”?

I think our whole country lives by this principle :D

Does anyone remember the inter-portal matches against the Chinese team? Remember their attitude towards adhering to the rules?

Did an official steal money from the road construction project? I'll go to my factory and take something. What, he can do it, but I can't? I'm not talking about millions, just a few thousand!

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I would understand if you were complaining against those who wronged you...
But it turns out that you don't approve of complaining, i.e., you consider those who demand victory from you in games to be dishonest people, and you do the same thing.
Double standards, my friend...

Dude, don't you see the difference between taking the rules seriously and DELIBERATELY abusing them to cheat your way to victory? Toganaš himself explicitly stated that he did (and will continue to do) such things out of principle, due to some stupid desire for revenge against completely different people.
If this is normal...

Dude, don't you see the difference between taking the rules seriously and DELIBERATELY abusing them to cheat your way to victory? Toganaš himself explicitly said that he did (and will continue to do) this kind of thing out of principle, because of some stupid desire for revenge against completely different people.
If that's okay...