Therefore, this is a matter for the judges, and not for Redwait at all.
And who considers Berger to be someone who talks nonsense?
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In the previous discussion about Maydak's use of this bug, the judges' opinion was that it was a permitted bug.
As a viewer, I'm puzzled why Redwhite didn't receive at least a temporary ban, and at most, a temporary ban plus a warning for this incident. It was an obvious exploit that was used intentionally. The fact that Nitro surrendered also surprises me – in my opinion, a save should have been made, and a judge should have been called to resolve this issue.
In the previous discussion about Maydak's use of this bug, the judges' opinion was that it was a permissible bug.
Therefore, this is a matter for the judges, and not for Redwait.
And personally, I believe that such bugs should be prohibited, but this requires convincing Dirty, as I understand that he is in charge of the rules, as he is with many other things here.
I ask the commentators not to post the result of this match until the Tournament Committee makes a decision.
Does Kostya know that he "oversees the rules"? :D
Are laws now retroactive? :D
P.S. Roma, what will you forgive these poor hosts for?
How can you not forgive such leading players? I forgive everything in advance :D
And regarding the rules – there's nothing specific about this in the current rules, so I think in a few days, the rules will be updated with one more point. ;)
Who can add to this point, i.e., who has the right to do so? I remember reading that a vote is needed to change the rules.
As for the law – there’s nothing specifically stated about this in the laws, so I think the rules will be supplemented with one more point in a few days.;)
At the same time, general jurisprudence will be enriched with a few terms :D
According to paragraph 2 of Article 11 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, “no one shall be held guilty of any penal offence on account of any act or omission which did not constitute a penal offence, under national or international law, at the time when it was committed. Nor shall a heavier penalty be imposed than the one which was applicable at the time when the penal offence was committed”
As for the rules, there's nothing specific about this in the current rules, so I think they'll add another point in a few days.;)
I think Duty knew about it and didn't forbid it, which means he allowed it. It's simple.
If it were a new feature, then yes.
P.s. Maybe they overlooked it, but the chance is small.