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Generally, the team playing cannot be _responsible_ for what people in the audience do, even when there might be friends to the teams sitting there. (Unless they specifically instructed them to do so, which I doubt is the case here)

That gloriuos day when paintball becomes a big arena sport, these types of \"advice\" can become an íssue at most events.

I am not familiar enough with either reffing or Millennium Rules that I can say if there already are rules and actions against this type of behaviour, but there should be because it will be needed. Anyone who has ever visited a tennis tournament knows that the problem is not unsolvable (although in this case more difficult to solve)

Thank You all for an excellent tournament series, I am impressed with how smoothly everything worked and how well everybody played. We will be back next year.

See you all soon at a Sup\'air field near you! (or us, come over here any time)

Uni: Sure, I\'ll have a look. Usually we throw away about 95% of everything filmed because of bad focus (have to focus manually because autofocus only films the netting..), nothing happens, people walk in front of the camera, etc. But there might be someting.

I forgot, what kind of jerseys did Plague Rats have?

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I BLAME MICROSOFT!!

Mankka: Agree about difference in reaching above the newsworthy-level. But most cities have local newspapers, or some kind of freely-distributed ad-based newspapers. It doesn't have to be the sportspages of Helsingin Sanomat all the time..:).

What our local conditions concerns, Paintballs predecessor "Survival Games" where banned and debated in the media here some fifteen years ago, so you can easily say we ran uphill for a while before we got any press.

We will most certainly try to host at least one tournament this year, and possibly an open indoor-training weekend later this spring.

DMZ most likely..