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Re: Picking up a tube in opponent's Safe Zone
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Originally Posted by Molten View Post
Dave: I think I'm not the only one curious about the details of the parting, but I believe you've had your reasons for keeping it private.
Independently, both Woodie and I made the decision to resign from the GDC last week. I will not speak for Woodie and his reasons why. I will just say that I felt it necessary to reconcile actions and decisions that were being attributed to the GDC with my personal standards for professional behavior. When I perceived that I could no longer be an effective advocate for the teams in a way that would maintain my personal integrity, I felt it was appropriate to remove myself from the committee. End of story.
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