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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby mkcummins on Sun Jan 04, 2009 4:43 pm

Zemljanin wrote:Hm, I'm very experienced in tournaments. I used to play chess semi-professionally; I played bridge on an amateur level, but won couple of prizes on international tournaments; I am playing go on (amateur) dan level. I am an official chess referee (on regional level); I am unofficial bridge referee and I could also run a go tournament...

However, this is the very first tourney I am running on CC and I am not going to be a smart ass. Instead of acting as a divine authority - I'll just think loudly...
And worse yet, English is not my native language, so I am not able to express myself short and precise, as Night Strike would. This post is going to be long and boring. Sorry.

about mkcummins (he played a main role in this issue)

In first round I played 8 games with him and must say that he left a very good impression on me - as a person and sportsman. Also, his story posted above seems pretty honest and natural. But I have some objections:

a) Asking somebody to not attack you for a couple turns and giving him the same in return IS making of an alliance, although perhaps a mild one. Mild one in general, BUT - in this particular case, there are some very serious aggravations:

i) There was only 3 players left, the severest case. Two players may cooperate only if it's their only way to survive (i.e. if third player is about as strong as two of them together)...

ii) Fortifications was unlimited and it seemed that board was fairly split (mkcummins mentioned that he had only one boundary with zissou). So even a mild truce is really an active alliance, since both players can fortify ALL forces to the boundaries with third player, IN ONE TURN.

iii) Escalating cards, next set was worth 80 units. In such circumstances, alliance for turn or two can well be (and most probably will be) an alliance to the end of game.

To be short now: you did, in fact, make an alliance against hwhrhett, an alliance to the end of game. An alliance was successful, hwhrhett was destroyed very soon...

b) Somebody attacked you and destroyed half of your armies? Are there something sweeter then revenge? You acted perfectly natural, mkcummings... You acted perfectly natural, BUT

Your attack immediately finished the game. You threw victory to zissou. You didn't know that zissou was able to immediately eliminate hwhrhett and win the game? Well, I believe you, but you could (and should!) know. If you thought a little, you'd know. Once again, I believe that you had no such intention, but you screwed the game for yourself and (what's more important) you screwed the game for hwhrhett. That's simply a fact.

about zissou2
I've played 9 games with him and I could say - he's a master of exploiting of opponents' strategical, tactical and psychological insecurities. However, I think he's an honest player with integrity. BUT
He made a "slight" mistake to accept a very mild and short alliance in extremely bad moment, and that alliance turned out to be ultimate and decisive. Bad luck? Yes.
When it concerns "He owed me" statement, I understand it as nothing more than innocent joke.

So, if you ask me:

Are they guilty? Yes
Are they cheaters? No
I think they just have been unacceptable unwary and committed a crime without forethought. (That probably can be said much more elegant, but English is not my first language)

What does it mean?
They have to be punished. Night Strike decided so and I agree with him. Unfortunately, he left the final decision to me :(...

...So everybody is going to hate me. Those two because I punished them, the rest of you because I won't do it as severely as you thought I should...

I'll hear one more round of discussion before I make a final decision. But I tend to apply more softly punishment than I guess hwhrhett expects...

Please discuss!


Zem,

"a) Asking somebody to not attack you for a couple turns and giving him the same in return IS making of an alliance, although perhaps a mild one."

i never asked for an alliance. i never asked anything nor did i give the same. i made the attack i was going to make no matter what. i said, "i hope you can ignore me" and he did not. i simply meant that i've got to make this attack and leave myself exposed, but regardless of the outcome, i've got to do it.

An alliance requires agreement from both parties and that never happened. i was going to attack red regardless because i had to do something and was only strong enough to battle red, not strong enough yet for zissou. i thought if i could make it one round without being attacked i'd be okay. then the game ended.

If your mind is unchanged and you must levy some sort of decision against us, then i agree with Zissou's idea of giving 1st place to H, 2nd to Zissou and 3rd to me.
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Tue Jan 06, 2009 2:43 am

heatz wrote:ONCE AGAIN! I NEVER SUICIDE AND DONT EVER SAY I DO!!!!!

Well, we obviously have a terminology issue. You primarily have an intention in mind; I primarily have actual facts in mind. If you attack somebody without a good reason and ruin yourself in the process - it TURNES OUT to be a suicide, even if you DIDN'T MEAN to suicide.

Mkcummins even HAD a good reason to attack - he just needed hwhrhett to survive zissou's attack. But there wasn't a (reasonable) chance for hwhrhett to survive and that has been mkcummins' responsibility. And that's why mkcummins has been convicted for suicide even if we all believe that he DIDN'T MEAN to suicide...

mkcummins wrote:i never asked for an alliance. i never asked anything nor did i give the same.

You are playing with words, sir. Don't you see some discrepancy between your statement and game log?

2008-12-28 20:25:59 - mkcummins: zissou, i know you don't like me much, but i sure hope you can ignore me for a round or 2\
2008-12-28 20:33:36 - zissou2: sure. provided you can ignore me for a round or 2
2008-12-28 22:20:04 - mkcummins: count on it.

If this isn't a confirmed truce - ask admins to reset my score. They'll do it without a second thought...
(How and why that truce turned out to be decisive alliance - read about it in my previous posts)

mkcummins wrote:i said, "i hope you can ignore me" and he did not.

He promised to ignore you and he DID ignore you - as long as third player was in the game. True?
After hwhrhett has gone (you two destroyed him together, in synchronized action), zissou normally won the game by killing you, similarly as you would if you were able.
And please don't tell me about INTENTIONS anymore. What's really important - was/IS - what ACTUALLY happened. About that you can read in my previous posts, as well as in the next one...

And in the end, to zissou and everybody - hwhrhett is not a sore loser. He's a player who's game was ruined because the other two players broke some rules.
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Tue Jan 06, 2009 2:44 am

Huh, here we are...

First let me review what happened:

a) mkcummins and zissou2 made a truce/alliance which was against the tournament rules (See my previous post)

b) in the very next move after definite truce confirmation (the move started 13 seconds later) they eliminated hwhrhett, the third player (first mkcummins killed upper hwhrhett's countries and then zissou2 killed the rest)

Note: Providing that mkcummins successfully killed his part of hwhrhett's armies, there was no doubt that zissou2 will be able to finish hwhrhett's remaining armies and the game as well.

Note 2: I didn't say they had an agreement to eliminate him in round 14. I just said they actually did it.

c) After he finished elimination of hwhrhett, zissou2 changed cards and also finished the game

If anything of all this seems inaccurate or questionable - please read again all my previous (issue related) posts as well the game log

Now the harder part:

hwhrhett
There are two separate suggestions that we give 18 points (instead of 9) to hwhrhett. I like the idea very much, BUT... That's possible only if he was a heavy favorite before a truce was made. But it doesn't seem so. Zissou easily killed him with mkcummins' help. Was this help bigger than 80 units?
I am open for some new, strong evidence. But without it I must decide - hwhrhett remains with 9 points.

zissou2
He's guilty of accepting a truce/alliance, which was, in the situation, clearly against the rules. But that's all. He couldn't know that mkcummins will gift him the game in the next move. So I tend to give him a mild sentence.
However, hwhrhett is guilty of nothing and he still gets only 9 points. There is no way that zissou gets more than hwhrhett. Therefore, by giving him nine, I am giving him an absolute maximum... So zissou2 gets 9 points.

mkcummins
He proposed and locked a truce. After that, he threw game to zissou2 by attacking hwhrhett and crippling him enough for easy elimination by zissou2. This way he secured second place and 13 points (4 more than already guaranteed 9). (If he played differently, he could get 18 points, but he also could get only 9 points)
We could say - he had a 9 points locked and has chosen to win another 4 for sure, instead of unfavorable fighting for 9 (with significant possibility to win nothing). Too bad that it was against the rules. So absolutely the softest punishment I can imagine is - to subtract the same amount from his already earned 9. That means, 9 minus 4 equals 5. So mkcummins gets 5 points.

There is 48 hours of time for appeals (to me, or directly to Night Strike). We can of course discuss - if I erred somewhere, I'll be glad to admit it and correct it.
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby hwhrhett on Tue Jan 06, 2009 3:29 pm

Zemljanin wrote:Huh, here we are...

First let me review what happened:

a) mkcummins and zissou2 made a truce/alliance which was against the tournament rules (See my previous post)

b) in the very next move after definite truce confirmation (the move started 13 seconds later) they eliminated hwhrhett, the third player (first mkcummins killed upper hwhrhett's countries and then zissou2 killed the rest)

Note: Providing that mkcummins successfully killed his part of hwhrhett's armies, there was no doubt that zissou2 will be able to finish hwhrhett's remaining armies and the game as well.

Note 2: I didn't say they had an agreement to eliminate him in round 14. I just said they actually did it.

c) After he finished elimination of hwhrhett, zissou2 changed cards and also finished the game

If anything of all this seems inaccurate or questionable - please read again all my previous (issue related) posts as well the game log

Now the harder part:

hwhrhett
There are two separate suggestions that we give 18 points (instead of 9) to hwhrhett. I like the idea very much, BUT... That's possible only if he was a heavy favorite before a truce was made. But it doesn't seem so. Zissou easily killed him with mkcummins' help. Was this help bigger than 80 units?
I am open for some new, strong evidence. But without it I must decide - hwhrhett remains with 9 points.

zissou2
He's guilty of accepting a truce/alliance, which was, in the situation, clearly against the rules. But that's all. He couldn't know that mkcummins will gift him the game in the next move. So I tend to give him a mild sentence.
However, hwhrhett is guilty of nothing and he still gets only 9 points. There is no way that zissou gets more than hwhrhett. Therefore, by giving him nine, I am giving him an absolute maximum... So zissou2 gets 9 points.

mkcummins
He proposed and locked a truce. After that, he threw game to zissou2 by attacking hwhrhett and crippling him enough for easy elimination by zissou2. This way he secured second place and 13 points (4 more than already guaranteed 9). (If he played differently, he could get 18 points, but he also could get only 9 points)
We could say - he had a 9 points locked and has chosen to win another 4 for sure, instead of unfavorable fighting for 9 (with significant possibility to win nothing). Too bad that it was against the rules. So absolutely the softest punishment I can imagine is - to subtract the same amount from his already earned 9. That means, 9 minus 4 equals 5. So mkcummins gets 5 points.

There is 48 hours of time for appeals (to me, or directly to Night Strike). We can of course discuss - if I erred somewhere, I'll be glad to admit it and correct it.



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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Thu Jan 08, 2009 11:04 am

Results are updated (you can see it in the very first post in the thread)

First round results have been transferred to the new location - few posts down
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby mkcummins on Sat Jan 10, 2009 1:09 am

Zemljanin wrote:Huh, here we are...

First let me review what happened:

a) mkcummins and zissou2 made a truce/alliance which was against the tournament rules (See my previous post)

b) in the very next move after definite truce confirmation (the move started 13 seconds later) they eliminated hwhrhett, the third player (first mkcummins killed upper hwhrhett's countries and then zissou2 killed the rest)

Note: Providing that mkcummins successfully killed his part of hwhrhett's armies, there was no doubt that zissou2 will be able to finish hwhrhett's remaining armies and the game as well.

Note 2: I didn't say they had an agreement to eliminate him in round 14. I just said they actually did it.

c) After he finished elimination of hwhrhett, zissou2 changed cards and also finished the game

If anything of all this seems inaccurate or questionable - please read again all my previous (issue related) posts as well the game log

Now the harder part:

hwhrhett
There are two separate suggestions that we give 18 points (instead of 9) to hwhrhett. I like the idea very much, BUT... That's possible only if he was a heavy favorite before a truce was made. But it doesn't seem so. Zissou easily killed him with mkcummins' help. Was this help bigger than 80 units?
I am open for some new, strong evidence. But without it I must decide - hwhrhett remains with 9 points.

zissou2
He's guilty of accepting a truce/alliance, which was, in the situation, clearly against the rules. But that's all. He couldn't know that mkcummins will gift him the game in the next move. So I tend to give him a mild sentence.
However, hwhrhett is guilty of nothing and he still gets only 9 points. There is no way that zissou gets more than hwhrhett. Therefore, by giving him nine, I am giving him an absolute maximum... So zissou2 gets 9 points.

mkcummins
He proposed and locked a truce. After that, he threw game to zissou2 by attacking hwhrhett and crippling him enough for easy elimination by zissou2. This way he secured second place and 13 points (4 more than already guaranteed 9). (If he played differently, he could get 18 points, but he also could get only 9 points)
We could say - he had a 9 points locked and has chosen to win another 4 for sure, instead of unfavorable fighting for 9 (with significant possibility to win nothing). Too bad that it was against the rules. So absolutely the softest punishment I can imagine is - to subtract the same amount from his already earned 9. That means, 9 minus 4 equals 5. So mkcummins gets 5 points.

There is 48 hours of time for appeals (to me, or directly to Night Strike). We can of course discuss - if I erred somewhere, I'll be glad to admit it and correct it.



Zem,

your assessment of the situation is accurate and fair. I thank you for the opportunity to defend myself and appreciate your sentence.

I accept full responsibility for my actions. My intentions were never meant to be malicious.

Hwhrhett,

I apologize for my actions and hope we can get along in the future and move past this.

to all the OCTOPOD players: i broke the rules and i apologize. it won't happen again.
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Mon Jan 19, 2009 12:52 pm

It was predictable that taggat was going to kick our asses in P. Riot game, so I waited for that to actually happen. It happened and standing was UPDATED (see the very first post, on the very first page)
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby KidWhisky on Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:10 pm

Game 3812224 is finally finished. It was well fought and well played.

1st KidWhisky
2nd MuzzaG
3rd heatz
4th taggat
5th Zemljanin
6th ultraman
7th spidey
8th bigdaddyslim2
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Sun Feb 01, 2009 10:56 am

Five games still in the progress... Updated
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Thu Feb 12, 2009 3:44 pm

Four games still in the progress... Updated
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby hwhrhett on Thu Mar 19, 2009 1:05 pm

bump, still a few games goin i guess, looks like this tourney is gonna take over a year to complete!! stupid no cards/flat rate games!
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby hwhrhett on Thu Apr 09, 2009 11:20 pm

bump, are there any games still going?
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Bigragooch on Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:54 am

Still one game going:
Game 3812256

By my count, there is also one position left to be filled in the finals:
If Heatz finishes 3rd in this game, KidWhiskey advances otherwise Heatz advances.

The other seven are:
Zemljanin
MuzzaG
leolou2
zissou2
reahma
hwhrhett
Bigragooch (I have the tiebreaker over KidWhiskey)
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Mon May 04, 2009 12:46 pm

Exactly as Bigragooch says, there are the finalists:

Winners of group A
1. MuzzaG 95
2. Zemljanin 68
3. heatz 59

Winners of group B
1. leolou2 73
2. zissou2 71
3. reahma 65

Congrats to MuzzaG, who was by far the most successful player in semifinals!
Besides those 6, the are 2 more places in final group. The best remaining players was: hwhrhett 58, Bigragooch 53 and KidWhisky 53. Bigragooch and KidWhisky are tied, but Bigragooch qualifies (besides hwhrhett), since he has more points overall (in 1st round he had 90 vs KidWhisky's 73). If you are all there, games will be made very soon.

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1. KidWhisky 53
2. taggat 49
3. ultraman 48
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby hwhrhett on Mon May 04, 2009 12:48 pm

Zemljanin wrote:Exactly as Bigragooch says, there are the finalists:

Winners of group A
1. MuzzaG 95
2. Zemljanin 68
3. heatz 59

Winners of group B
1. leolou2 73
2. zissou2 71
3. reahma 65

Congrats to MuzzaG, who was by far the most successful player in semifinals!
Besides those 6, the are 2 more places in final group. The best remaining players was: hwhrhett 58, Bigragooch 53 and KidWhisky 53. Bigragooch and KidWhisky are tied, but Bigragooch qualifies (besides hwhrhett), since he has more points overall (in 1st round he had 90 vs KidWhisky's 73). If you are all there, games will be made very soon.

Reserves
1. KidWhisky 53
2. taggat 49
3. ultraman 48



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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby leolou2 on Fri May 08, 2009 2:24 am

well we're in the finale now and i want to wish each a good game and the best to me and Big gl to you 8-) :lol: ](*,) :-({|= \:D/
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Thu May 28, 2009 12:35 pm

Hello, I should do it earlier, but I am so busy these months (as you can see, I use to even miss moves)...

Final standings of both semifinal groups are in first post, on first page. They will remain there until we collect enough eliminations to replace them by final group standings.

Now let me remind you why this tournament has a name OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament. Threshold is a minimal point difference between winner and runner up that makes the winner undisputed. If it is not clear, please reread appropriate section of tournament announcement:

show: about THRESHOLD

But let's see it concrete...
Point differences from 5 groups played so far:
A1 - 7 (heatz 75, zissou2 68)
B1 - 28 (hwhrhett 101, taggat 73)
C1 - 13 (Bigragooch 90, leolou2 77)
A2 - 27 (MuzzaG 95, Zemljanin 68)
B2 - 2 (leolou2 73, zissou2 71)

So our threshold is (7+28+13+27+2)/5 = 15.4 points. Therefore, if you want to win the tourney directly, you should win by 16 point difference. If you win by smaller margin, you'll have a play off match.

If anything isn't clear - feel free to ask...
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby hwhrhett on Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:33 pm

Zemljanin wrote:Hello, I should do it earlier, but I am so busy these months (as you can see, I use to even miss moves)...

Final standings of both semifinal groups are in first post, on first page. They will remain there until we collect enough eliminations to replace them by final group standings.

Now let me remind you why this tournament has a name OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament. Threshold is a minimal point difference between winner and runner up that makes the winner undisputed. If it is not clear, please reread appropriate section of tournament announcement:

show: about THRESHOLD

But let's see it concrete...
Point differences from 5 groups played so far:
A1 - 7 (heatz 75, zissou2 68)
B1 - 28 (hwhrhett 101, taggat 73)
C1 - 13 (Bigragooch 90, leolou2 77)
A2 - 27 (MuzzaG 95, Zemljanin 68)
B2 - 2 (leolou2 73, zissou2 71)

So our threshold is (7+28+13+27+2)/5 = 15.4 points. Therefore, if you want to win the tourney directly, you should win by 16 point difference. If you win by smaller margin, you'll have a play off match.

If anything isn't clear - feel free to ask...



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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament - semifinals

Postby Zemljanin on Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:34 pm

Sorry, I had major problems with access. Thanks for caring, I hope I'll be more present in next period.

hwhrhett wrote:will the playoff match be 1v1 or 8-player?

1v1, four games
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament [Final]

Postby Lindax on Sat May 29, 2010 4:07 pm

The TO of this tournament has not been online for a long time. The last game of the final has finished (after a year and 291 rounds!) and I took the liberty to calculate the scores:

1.- Bigragooch: 79
2.- MuzzaG: 70
3.- hwhrhett: 62
4.- reahma: 61
5.- leolou2: 57
6.- heatz: 40
6.- zissou2: 40
8.- Zemljanin: 39

The difference between no. 1 and 2 is 9 points, with the threshold being 16 points. According to the original rules this means that Bigragooch and MuzzaG need to play a 4 game play-off match:


(possible) Play Off
If the threshold hasn't been broken, a winner and runner up will play a 4 games play off match, 2 games by each players' choice. Winner of this match is a winner of the tournament.
This time you can choose even freestyle and/or fogged games, IF an opponent agrees. In case of even result (2:2), a fifth, decisive game will be played. Who chooses settings? A better placed player.


If y'all agree with this and the two players mentioned would like to play that play-off, please let me know and I'll take this over and set up the play-off games.

If I don't hear anything, this tournament will simply be considered abandoned.

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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament [Final]

Postby reahma on Sat May 29, 2010 4:51 pm

I would like to see the playoff take place to maintain the integrity of the tournament. Congratulations to Bigragooch and MuzzaG for finishing in the top 2 spots.
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament [Final]

Postby leolou2 on Sat May 29, 2010 6:34 pm

i do not care anymore i will only play 4 games and with only friends from now on wtg big win this
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament [Final]

Postby MuzzaG on Wed Jun 02, 2010 1:28 am

I'm surprised I finished that well. I'm happy to play on.
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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament [Final]

Postby Lindax on Wed Jun 02, 2010 1:46 pm

MuzzaG wrote:I'm surprised I finished that well. I'm happy to play on.


Haven't heard from Bigragooch yet, just sent him another PM.

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Re: OCTOPOD Threshold Tournament [Final]

Postby Bigragooch on Wed Jun 02, 2010 3:09 pm

Sorry for the delayed response, I have been out of the country on vacation for a while.

Sign me up for the finals!

This is the first tournament I ever entered, so I definitely want the chance to win it. In any case want it to be considered a final and official tournament seeing as it took roughly two years to complete!!!

Thanks for taking it over Lindax =D>
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