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The CEO is here

Things have been delayed, but the idea is still there. We aren't really advertising, however we have a Facebook, Google+ and Twitter account.

9th? Not too bad, will definitely aim higher next time.

So, with all this Apex 2014 Hype that is starting to go around, would anyone be excited to use SSWT in January?

This will work with all versions of Smash Bros.

I think that would be mainly a job for the TO as it does seem to come under their responsibilities.

Yes, we are planing to do something along those lines, however having an official at every event may not be possible.

There is no minimum age for tournaments in general unless specified by the tournament organizer of that specific event. Deactivation requires no charge only replacement would.

Unfortunately I don't see a way where the kid would be able to enter a tournament, unless a parent or guardian was there. If a solution does however appear, we will quickly adapt it to our system as it would be best to maximise the amount of potential players that would like to use the system.

SSWT plan to organize results in such a way that they are easy enough to find.

Anything that can confirm their name and is official, such as a learners permit. If the card/document has a picture than it speeds up confirmation for the TO.

A person won't be required to update their image after the first time and can do it for free. Pictures should be up-datable with a limit of perhaps 2 updates every 4 months.

If they are unwilling to provide a photo then they will need to provide ID or some other proof that they are who they claim to be. It would be unwise to reject those who can't or really don't want to provide an picture.

I think the casual and competitive community for Smash would benefit from FFA matches. I wouldn't be surprised if SSWT end up supporting it as an tournament type when we launch our service.

A photo of yourself would be required for registration. Nowadays it isn't that hard to get a photo of yourself, were not asking for a perfect picture, just something that can be used to identify you.