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[POLL] Who is to blame, and what should be done?Auto-translated
//solely for scientific research purposes aimed at gathering public opinion, without claiming legal validity of the voting results//
Following CIS-2016, two questions arose:
1) Who is to blame for everything that happened? 2) What should be done about it?
The goal is to understand what the public thinks about such episodes, and not just a group of activists who are posting in the thread. This will be useful for conducting future Tournaments.
The list of possible answers was selected from posts in the discussion
//solely for scientific research purposes to collect public opinion, without claiming any legal validity of the voting results//
Following the CIS-2016 event, two questions arose:
1) Who is to blame for what happened? 2) What should be done about it?
The goal is to understand what the public thinks about such episodes, and not just a group of activists who are posting in the thread. This will be useful for conducting future tournaments.
The list of possible answers was selected from posts in the discussion.
Multiple choice in both sections.
Despite my love for your mathematically beautifully structured posts, this one looks like a provocation. Public opinion of whom? Those who weren't there but heard about it and definitely want justice, and all of this has suddenly become clear according to their impeccable and sincere aspirations to seek truth? Half of our country is like that, and if you conduct a survey on what they don't have, they will definitely all respond in the spirit of: "how great and truthful I am," even though they would lie anyway.
Added after 4 minutes I suggest a new meme then: "Lizard won - it means Ive wasn't smoking."
I think that when looking at the issues, we need to immediately remove the unnecessary... - the composition of the AC that was at the tournament (excluding Redwait), as I understand it, either didn't know about this situation or found out too late when it was no longer worth changing anything and ruining everyone's fun... also Dirty, who accepted the results of the game - these could all be mistaken actions when making or, conversely, not making decisions at the right moment. Regarding the match-fixing, this is already a violation of the main rule - fair play. And measures should be taken here. Redwait should be removed from the AC as quickly as possible. P.S. In general, the situation is strange - of those who were at the CIS tournament, half are not playing, they smile and say that everything is fine and to calm down... some are trying to defend... and most of the normally playing players who received negative feedback are silent for some reason... Perhaps good personal communication in real life outweighs the desire to say things as they are.
Guys who are suggesting that Reddit should be kicked out of the AC, you don't know the whole situation, you don't know that the person came to the CIS region in debt. He had certain financial difficulties, and someone helped him resolve them. I'm not justifying him in any way, but I'm saying that do not judge, and you will not be judged, because life is like that.
Guys, those who suggest banning Reddit from the Academy, you don't know the whole situation, you don't know that the guy came to the CIS region in debt. He had certain financial difficulties, and someone helped him solve them. I'm not justifying him in any way, but I'm saying that do not judge, and you will not be judged, because life is like that.
In short, if it weren't for Lizard, that would have been it, poor Reddit, but that changes everything, he should have just said it right away, it's a completely different story. This isn't match-fixing, it's an act of goodwill!
Guys, those who suggest banning Reddit from the Academy don't know the whole situation, they don't know that the person came to the CIS region in debt. He had certain financial difficulties, and someone helped him solve them. I'm not justifying him in any way, but I'm saying that do not judge, and you will not be judged, because life is like that.