EPTFXO leaves sc2con organisation - Page 14
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On August 14 2011 15:31 JLew wrote: Read through the thread, was wondering if we as the community could get some actual concrete facts on what specifically SC2Con is. As someone who follows the SC2 scene quite closely and also has a fairly good grasp on business/politics I find myself totally confused by this entire situation. If you could even update the OP with information about SC2con I'm sure many would be appreciative. I have always had the understanding the SC2Con was started and ran by the coaches/managers of the main teams in the Korean SC2 scene (people like Choya, TheWind, etc. ), but major issues have indicated this isn't quite the case. Who runs this organization? And if teams can simply opt out of it and still compete in major Korean events then what is even the point of it? Do they actually work in conjunction with GomTV? Any light that could be shed on the subject would be amazing, because the past few days we have heard a ton of controversy surrounding SC2Con (TSL incident, NASL incident, and now this ) and I don't think people know exactly what to picture when thinking about/discussing these matters. I asked the same question in the other thread. No one can give a concrete answer about SC2Con, it's leadership, it's process, it's responsibilities or it's agenda. That's the problem. It's a self-appointed, slap-dash organization. | ||
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antas
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I hope Milkis can shed more light into this. I will hold my thought until I got more information. It seems that something is not right .. | ||
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FXOpen
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Our problem is with 1 person. Whom now I am in contact with. | ||
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TDN3
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On August 14 2011 14:59 stormchaser wrote: There are good and bad people, no matter where you're from. You seriously think every Korean is as humble as the pro sc2 players? You're making an extremely stupid assumption and such an idea never has existed and never will. I don't assume every Korean is a good person, but assuming an organization consisting of experience people. I'm assuming the chance that this group of experience people being evil and disrespectful is just ridiculous. ...and you know what's more stupid than an "extremely stupid assumption"? It's the person that calls others stupid. | ||
Rekrul
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Sc2con seems to have developed into some retards with no big-picture view and with no power trying to make something out of nothing. I really wish you could divulge more details about exact threats etc. etc. FXOboss, or atleast for Choya to make a statement in Korean (if it hasn't already happened I'm not too well informed). But what can really be expected...does any memeber of Sc2con who is actually in charge of making their stupid decisions have any real business experience? Probably not. P.s. fuck oops lee still. | ||
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Futarchy
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dormer
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On August 14 2011 15:36 FXOpen wrote: sc2con is a community organisation of pro teams. In order to help each other grow. They are basically helping each other in business.. And they do. Our problem is with 1 person. Whom now I am in contact with. Managed to get their attention, huh? :-p I say bravo for standing up to them -- best of luck in getting things sorted out and hopefully improving the situation over there. | ||
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dgwow
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Good luck dealing with the leader, FXOBoSs! =/ | ||
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KoshkaTV
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We've seen of late how players and teams have suffered in silence during some pretty shady Korean situations (I recall there was even an instance of sexual harassment involving a team in GSL 1 or 2, the whole TSL team issue, the EG and Puma issue with player not being contracted or paid). When good people step up and say they won't be a part of a shady organization, it helps others who are fearful to do so as well. The more transparency and openness in the SC2 economy the less the players will be getting screwed. | ||
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