UASL Cheaters - Episode
In this video, we attempt to explain why the methodology in the first video is valid.
Original video: • UASL Cheaters - Episode #1
Wikipedia: "Transparency, as used in science, engineering, business, the humanities and in a social context more generally, implies openness, communication, and accountability. Transparency is operating in such a way that it is easy for others to see what actions are performed. For example, a cashier making change at a point of sale by segregating a customer's large bill, counting up from the sale amount, and placing the change on the counter in such a way as to invite the customer to verify the amount of change demonstrates transparency.
Radical transparency is a management method where nearly all decision making is carried out publicly. All draft documents, all arguments for and against a proposal, all final decisions, and the decision making process itself are made public and remain publicly archived. Two examples of organizations utilizing this style are the GNU/Linux community and Indymedia."
[10/27/2013 5:48:26 PM] ** Call ended, duration 37:40 **
[10/27/2013 6:10:27 PM] Malcolm: Hey man, I just need a quick yes or no
[10/27/2013 6:10:29 PM] Malcolm: I know you're busy
[10/27/2013 6:10:37 PM] Malcolm: I'm convinced that this barcode is in fact panda
[10/27/2013 6:10:47 PM] Malcolm: Would you like me to make a video compiling my findings?
[10/27/2013 6:11:00 PM] Andrew "TheTruth" Newton: totally up to you i think that would be helpful
[10/27/2013 6:11:12 PM] Malcolm: I think it will help you to explain it to the xIG team
[10/27/2013 6:12:44 PM] Malcolm: I'll send you the YT link once I upload it after I go to bed