EPTHopefully we get another ~$6k in donations so we get another event next year as well!
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2Pacalypse-
Croatia9454 Posts
Hopefully we get another ~$6k in donations so we get another event next year as well! | ||
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M3t4PhYzX
Poland4048 Posts
On January 29 2020 21:37 Jukado wrote: Rus_Brain would you be interested in using (4)Clay Fields and (4)Bubbles instead of cb and fs? New decade, new maps? Check out Dewalt casting Korean players on these maps here: Clay Fields okay.. but its still FS 2.0 basically.. but Bubbles is just reskinned FS man :D + one more bridge at each corner Map pool will probably change for the main tournament anways. | ||
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blackmanpl
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ZZZero.O
Poland1401 Posts
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Cele
Germany4016 Posts
On January 29 2020 22:19 2Pacalypse- wrote: Very nice! I might actually try to go to this one as an observer. Hopefully we get another ~$6k in donations so we get another event next year as well! If you come, i look forward to meet you as hopefully i'll be able to attend this year too (: | ||
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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium3993 Posts
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LUCKY_NOOB
Bulgaria1331 Posts
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Hirmu
Finland850 Posts
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LML
Germany1733 Posts
You must register an account with a tag RCG20- (in example RCG20-Brain, or RCG20-Largo) on any Battle.net realm and send a short email to the secretary@esport.fund: Your full name Your cell phone An ID you created Your Battle.net realm wtf is that though? Requesting that of people who qualify, sure. But anyone who signs up? Data protection laws exist for the very good reason of not asking for arbitrary information without proper business use. | ||
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Rus_Brain
Russian Federation1890 Posts
On January 30 2020 05:41 LML wrote: wtf is that though? Requesting that of people who qualify, sure. But anyone who signs up? Data protection laws exist for the very good reason of not asking for arbitrary information without proper business use. Based on past year experience, proactive measures are necessary to run the tournament smooth and clear, without any disturbance, which is a proper business use. I belive the reputation so far earned justifies the risk of revealing personal data. If otherwise, one may wish to watch the tournament without revealing anything. | ||
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LML
Germany1733 Posts
I could understand having a non-smurf policy asking unknown players to provide proof of residence if they're performing well in the ladder stage (before its conclusion). But this way you're basically just gathering personal information. | ||
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Tarmak_mk
Macedonia410 Posts
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Jealous
10077 Posts
PS. Can't send address or copy of passport or personal information because it is against the law of Borneo and Papua New Guinea. | ||
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XenOsky
Chile2178 Posts
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Rus_Brain
Russian Federation1890 Posts
On January 30 2020 08:55 Jealous wrote: ;DHey so I was born in the Soviet Union then I lived and was citizen of Russia then I lived in Austria, Germany, and Holland in that order before moving back to Russia then I moved to the United States and became a naturalized citizen before going back to Russia a few times and then I played while I was on vacation in Aruba, I also developed MacauLauncher, but then I played in the Russian team for ICCup Nation Wars on the B team, and then after that I had an account first from Thailand then Japan then Greece, so can I play for a South American spot in the qualifier because I like Latino women? PS. Can't send address or copy of passport or personal information because it is against the law of Borneo and Papua New Guinea. On January 30 2020 07:22 LML wrote: This is what you can technically do - start laddering as is, and closer to the end day decide whether to share or not if you belive you can qualify.Personally it will keep me from participating, as I don't want to give my name + phone number away like that. That's PII and shouldn't be asked to participate in a tournament. I could understand having a non-smurf policy asking unknown players to provide proof of residence if they're performing well in the ladder stage (before its conclusion). But this way you're basically just gathering personal information. + Show Spoiler + So passport copy and proof or residence is okay, but a name and phone is GDPR LAW BREACH? ...I don't know what to say. | ||
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LML
Germany1733 Posts
On January 30 2020 14:14 Rus_Brain wrote: ;D This is what you can technically do - start laddering as is, and closer to the end day decide whether to share or not if you belive you can qualify. + Show Spoiler + So passport copy and proof or residence is okay, but a name and phone is GDPR LAW BREACH? ...I don't know what to say. The OP makes it look like people need to immediately provide name and phone number when they make an account, and your previous reply makes it sound the same. Your latest reply only makes it sound like it's required at the end of the ladder stage, but before you said it's used to weed out players proactively. Which way is it now? Obviously anyone who wants to just play can send bogus information which defies the method and only has the honest players give away private information. And no, passport data would obviously be even worse! | ||
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Rus_Brain
Russian Federation1890 Posts
On January 30 2020 16:05 LML wrote: If you are so much good lawyer citing GDPR then you must be very well aware of what may happen with you when you are misrepresenting something with "bogus" information.The OP makes it look like people need to immediately provide name and phone number when they make an account, and your previous reply makes it sound the same. Your latest reply only makes it sound like it's required at the end of the ladder stage, but before you said it's used to weed out players proactively. Which way is it now? Obviously anyone who wants to just play can send bogus information which defies the method and only has the honest players give away private information. And no, passport data would obviously be even worse! Regarding your very important comment on what should and what should not be asked to participate in a tournament, you should have to:
If you want to play, but you are worried about revealing your precious name and your red line cell phone, I haven't any chance to forbid you making the RCG20-Nickname account, have I? The only thing is that I won't admit you to qualify to the national stage if I get the info after the ladder stage results are announced, even despite your MMR is more than those of Flash. You are just late. If you want to follow the tournament and watch, please be the guest. If you need visa support, please just PM me any time (although I will ask for your name and cell phone, sic!) If you want to talk and theorize. You may wish to test your luck and send bogus information. By no means I encourage you to do that. | ||
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LML
Germany1733 Posts
So from your latest post I understand that the information is only needed at the end of the ladder stage (right before its conclusion) of the players who are about to qualify? That would obviously make a huge difference. | ||
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BulgarianToss
Bulgaria470 Posts
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asel
Germany1597 Posts
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