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Johan
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2 year(s) ago
For what it's worth, I asked Draculino about Remco. This is what he said.
Could you ask him if he has any source for this within CBJJ, because I've heard from another competitor from back when that Remco was for sure not a black belt. I have also asked CBJJ specifically if they in the 90:s promoted anyone as a federation to BB, to which they were very clear on that the rule of a 2:nd degree BB needing to approve the promotion has applied all along.

Remco has in communication directly with me expressed that he's under the impression that placing him in the BB division was also a promotion, which he could have relayed to Draculino, so that's why I wonder what his other sources are.

Are there any pictures of Remco wearing a blue BJJ belt between 1996-2005? Especially in the early part of these years? That comes to news to me and Remco himself said in the early 00:s that he did not have any belt at all in BJJ (see the separate thread on the issue).

Also, Remco hasn't written "CBJJF" as Promoting instructor but Carlniho and Fernando Yamasaki together and Yamasaki denies this. So it would in any case not be correct with what is written on his profile today.

Humbly demoting yourself is one thing, but don't you think it would be quite extreme cheating to, knowing you had been promoted to BB 9 years ago, compete in the purple belt division in BudCup 2005 and perhaps also other competitions?
R. David Gonzalez
R. David Gonzalez
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2 year(s) ago
For what it's worth, I asked Draculino about Remco. This is what he said.
Johan would not accept it even if Carlos Gracie and Helio Gracie themselves came down from the sky with a tablet carved with Remco's name declaring him a black belt. LOL

Johan
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2 year(s) ago
Johan would not accept it even if Carlos Gracie and Helio Gracie themselves came down from the sky with a tablet carved with Remco's name declaring him a black belt. LOL
If Remco removes Yamasaki as a promoting instructor, as he has denied it, and Carlos Gracie Jr clearly confirms he promoted Remco to BB in 1996 and this is communicated through an official account, publicly or in communication directly with me, I would at least remove my downvote.

Would still leave Remco to explain why he in that case sandbagged from black to purple belt in competition in 2005.
Christian Graugart
Christian Graugart
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2 year(s) ago
* THE SYSTEM IS PERFECT THE HUMANS ARE FLAWED * BEEP-BEEP-BLOB-BEEP * END DISCUSSION
I have lots of thoughts on why I don't immediately think a button like this is a good idea, or at least why it would need some seriously consideration on how its logic would have to work. Unfortunately I'm at camp this week and don't have much time for writing here.

For now, the system allows to reach out via private- and wall messages if you would like to make a minimal-emotion-stirring request for more information on a profile. These options leaves plenty of opportunity to describe and specify what you mean, without putting any red marks on someone's verification status. A button/neutral vote/etc raises a lot of challenges:

- Should it be public or private
- If the button sends a private request for more information, would that have any other effect than just a private message which we already support
- If the button puts a public mark on a profile how should that be displayed and where
- Should 1000 requests for info have any effect on voting/verification abilities for a profile
- How do we facilitate communication between requester and profile owner, as related to the request, as there will for sure be some questions back and forth, and should this be private or public
- How can the profile owner notify the requester when profile has been updated
- How do we prevent that requests don't hang on to a profile forever because requester forgot that he sent one / doesn't log in to beltchecker any more, even after profile has been updated
- What if a profile owner disagrees with a request, can he remove/deny it somehow
- What's the route for a a request to finally be removed / resolved (unlike today where a downvote automatically disappears once promotion history is updated)
- How do we connect a request to a certain part of a profile; it could be towards promotion history, competition record, general information, birthdate, etc. But we would need to know which part of a profile the requester has targeted and how we trigger an update of that part to somehow do something with the request (remove it, notify requester, etc.)

I could come up with many more of these things to consider. For now, all of above can currently be resolved through direct message (private) and wall messages (public "escalation" ) so I don't immediately see a lot of benefit in trying to implement a separate system for that.
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Daniël Bertina
Daniël Bertina
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2 year(s) ago
If Remco removes Yamasaki as a promoting instructor, as he has denied it, and Carlos Gracie Jr clearly confirms he promoted Remco to BB in 1996 and this is communicated through an official account, publicly or in communication directly with me, I would at least remove my downvote. Would still leave Remco to explain why he in that case sandbagged from black to purple belt in competition in 2005.
I think you're assuming, that Remco gives a f about your downvote.
He clearly doesn't.

The details of his belt history are somewhat cloudy, as is the case with quite a few of the european dirty dozen.
But I know a number of old school black belts who had 'handshake deals' with the Federation / Carlos Jr. in the late '90 early 2000's regarding rank endorsement, and the blessing to open up schools.
Some of those deals went sour after a few years, which left people & their schools stranded without support.

It wasn't a pretty sight. Things are more in the open now, with less underhanded fckery.

Long story short, there are some well respected long-time black belts who deserve to be 'grandfathered' in. Because what they've done for the development of the art, outweighs the importance of the exact date on which they were given an arbitrary symbol of knowledge of said art.

Johan
JohanOP
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2 year(s) ago
I think you're assuming, that Remco gives a f about your downvote. He clearly doesn't. The details of his belt history are somewhat cloudy, as is the case with quite a few of the european dirty dozen. But I know a number of old school black belts who had 'handshake deals' with the Federation / Carlos Jr. in the late '90 early 2000's regarding rank endorsement, and the blessing to open up schools. Some of those deals went sour after a few years, which left people & their schools stranded without support. It wasn't a pretty sight. Things are more in the open now, with less underhanded fckery. Long story short, there are some well respected long-time black belts who deserve to be 'grandfathered' in. Because what they've done for the development of the art, outweighs the importance of the exact date on which they were given an arbitrary symbol of knowledge of said art.
He did care enough to answer, until I asked questions that could actually help show if the claims held up or not.

If you're implying a handshake promotion with Carlinho and Yamasaki may have gone sour causing neither of them to want to confirm a promotion today, it would be very interesting if Draculino was a witness to that. Was he a 0 degree BB in 1996? If he competed in the first world championship, he was at least not in the finals, according to https://ibjjf.com/events/[...]ampionship. Question is how much insight he had in any handskake deals, as I guess he wasn't as senior as today in the sport. But I would really like to hear more, if he's willing to tell!

IF there was a handshake deal that since has gone sour, why not just do like R. David Gonzalez suggests and let it go, if you in any case have never accepted the handshake before it was revoked and there is no evidence at all, unless Draculino was witness to a handshake?
Johan
JohanOP
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2 year(s) ago
Youtube video: Remco vs Liborio
I see a good 120kg judo black belt with solid base and some basic BJJ training against a good 80kg BJJ BB. What do you see, when you compare to BJJ BB:s of that time?
James Jones
James Jones
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2 year(s) ago
Competing in a black belt division or even beating black belts doesn't make you a black belt.

You might have got given one like Josh Barnett after.

Johan
JohanOP
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2 year(s) ago
I see someone desperately trying to change the subject he himself started. Hint: it isn’t Remco
I know it was Benjamin (does he seem that desperate to you?) and that we're gliding off topic. I'm all for us moving the Remco discussions to the thread on that, if you move the future additions on the issue to that thread. https://www.beltchecker.c[...]p;id=63963
BJJ BELTCHECKER | False fastest BB ever claims on Beltchecker?
BJJ BELTCHECKER | False fastest BB ever claims on Beltchecker?

Until late 2013, BJ Penn was considered the fastest ever to black belt, with 3 years, but new claims on Beltchecker sets Remco Pardoel as the fastest BB ever up to 2013, with only 2 years 1 month. See https://www.beltchecker.com/profile.php?id=7263 All evidence however points towards these claims being false, as I'll provide sources for below, including Remco's own previous accounts of his promotion history (there is more to be found, especially if you also search dutch martial arts

Sebastian Ellinghaus
Sebastian Ellinghaus
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2 year(s) ago
I see a good 120kg judo black belt with solid base and some basic BJJ training against a good 80kg BJJ BB. What do you see, when you compare to BJJ BB:s of that time?
That should open a new discussion which leads totally OT here:
what is this BJJ-thing all about and is there a significant own profile aside old school Judo (or vice versa: is BJJ the legit successor of Judo)?
Are guys like Koji Komuro BJJ-whitebelts because never picked up a belt?
Mark Gilston
Mark Gilston
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2 year(s) ago
Is there a significant own profile aside old school Judo (or vice versa: is BJJ the legit successor of Judo)?
It is certainly a reasonable question, but without the "Jita Kyoei" (Mutual Benefit) element, I have a hard time seeing BJJ as a legitimate successor to judo. That was truly Kano's foremost mandate for judo, but as this thread and others demonstrate, it is certainly not a fundamental element of BJJ. So BJJ may well be the progeny of judo, but I can't accept it as the successor.
Philip Dunlap
Philip Dunlap
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2 year(s) ago
Ok Draculino confirmed the federation gave it to him but that is not good enough.

All this was from a time over 25 years when the Federation was trying to push BJJ world wide and we all know did this type of thing.

Question when does beltchecking / verification go too far? Calling Remco a liar and fraud is bad but now someone is saying Draculino is a liar
R. David Gonzalez
R. David Gonzalez
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2 year(s) ago
I see a guy who probably went to Brazil to train at Gracie Barra and gave the competitor black belts great competitive rolls, or was even able to smash quite a few. Then heads of the academy seeing this invited him to compete at the upcoming newly minted Worlds Tournament they were putting together.

Then I'd imagine, since this is all a hypothesis of course, that he asked what division he should compete in. Reasonable question.
They told him that he should compete as a black belt and blessed his belt so noone could argue about it.

The creator of the IBJJF then saw the opportunity, like a lightbulb over a cash register, to open a market in the Netherlands by establishing an affiliate of Gracie Barra in the country with Remco as the lead. The vision was probably to grow the Gracie Barra chain.

Later when things went sour and Remco left the team he was thrown to the dogs as it is so common in this art.

Hell I know a guy who got promoted to black belt and when he couldn't sell $700 worth of tshirts and patches he was told he wasn't a black belt anymore.
Eventually it all got sorted and the instructor admitted it. They dragged that guy through the mud and ruined his name for nothing.
It truly was wild west in those days.
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Lux
Lux
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2 year(s) ago
I have lots of thoughts on why I don't immediately think a button like this is a good idea, or at least why it would need some seriously consideration on how its logic would have to work. Unfortunately I'm at camp this week and don't have much time for writing here. For now, the system allows to reach out via private- and wall messages if you would like to make a minimal-emotion-stirring request for more information on a profile. These options leaves plenty of opportunity to describe and specify what you mean, without putting any red marks on someone's verification status. A button/neutral vote/etc raises a lot of challenges: - Should it be public or private - If the button sends a private request for more information, would that have any other effect than just a private message which we already support - If the button puts a public mark on a profile how should that be displayed and where - Should 1000 requests for info have any effect on voting/verification abilities for a profile - How do we facilitate communication between requester and profile owner, as related to the request, as there will for sure be some questions back and forth, and should this be private or public - How can the profile owner notify the requester when profile has been updated - How do we prevent that requests don't hang on to a profile forever because requester forgot that he sent one / doesn't log in to beltchecker any more, even after profile has been updated - What if a profile owner disagrees with a request, can he remove/deny it somehow - What's the route for a a request to finally be removed / resolved (unlike today where a downvote automatically disappears once promotion history is updated) - How do we connect a request to a certain part of a profile; it could be towards promotion history, competition record, general information, birthdate, etc. But we would need to know which part of a profile the requester has targeted and how we trigger an update of that part to somehow do something with the request (remove it, notify requester, etc.) I could come up with many more of these things to consider. For now, all of above can currently be resolved through direct message (private) and wall messages (public 'escalation' ) so I don't immediately see a lot of benefit in trying to implement a separate system for that.
1. Public - It would act like any other vote except it wouldn't add or remove points.
2. You could add a simple count at the top next to the green verification bubbles that says "5 requests for more information"
3. 1000 requests for info would not directly have any impact on voting, but that would be 1000 votes that wouldn't be giving points.
4. Communication would be facilitated through comments on the votes EXACTLY like all other votes.
5. The profile owner can notify the requestor by replying to the vote. "Ok, I uploaded some photos and fixed that date"
6. If a profile owner disagrees the request for more info would stay just like a dispute would stay with the current setup; but without their rank being disputed.
7. Requests would "hang" forever if someone stopped using the site to the same degree that disputes would 'hang' forever for the same reason.
8. Since the request would work like any other vote, requests for more info would also have to be reapplied if needed after promotion updates.
9. The request is not, from a programing perspective, tied to any specific part of the profile anymore than verifications and disputes are. The request would have comments that state what info they are looking for.


You are not wrong - all this could be done through wall messages and private messages. So what is the benefit?

A. The benefit is the count of people who agree that more info is needed. If Johan leaves a message on a wall asking for them to upload photos and I agree photos are needed, I'm not going to add a post to the wall that says "I agree, upload photos", I'm just going to leave and come back later to see if they did it. BUT from their perspective only one person is asking for photos; they don't see the 10 other people who agreed that photos were needed and just left the page because someone else had already requested it.

B. How many disputes have a comment that says "I'm not disputing your rank...but... fix this and I will switch my vote." I would bet it is a very high % of the disputes. This would be designed to replace that. I don't want to dispute anyone's rank unless I think they are a fake. It feels very disrespectful to dispute a legit black belts rank.

Negative points should mean I think this dude is a fraud, not I think this dude needs to spend a little more effort on his profile.
Johan
JohanOP
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2 year(s) ago
Ok Draculino confirmed the federation gave it to him but that is not good enough. All this was from a time over 25 years when the Federation was trying to push BJJ world wide and we all know did this type of thing. Question when does beltchecking / verification go too far? Calling Remco a liar and fraud is bad but now someone is saying Draculino is a liar
There's a whole Chinese whispering game going on here. Was it Carlinho who told Remco who told Draculino who told Benjamin who told us? There can be good faith but still misunderstandings and incorrect information spread, so everything does not have to be a rigid dichotonomy between something being absolutely true and someone being a liar.

Remco himself wrote to me that he himself (up to now?) was confused by the events in 1996. In a message now gone (I think in a vote comment when he only claimed 0 degrees), he also said he was confused about the situation and was discussing it with the federation. He hasn't shared what (if) they came back to him with any new information, but i interpreted the subtext of Remco's message to be that he himself didn't know he was a black belt before 2007, only earlier this year.

So has anyone (involved or not) heard anything new from Carlinho or from CBJJ/IBJJF? Or info on where Draculino got his info on Remco? Recently or back in 1996 och 2007?
Timo Rissanen
Timo Rissanen
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2 year(s) ago
1. Public - It would act like any other vote except it wouldn't add or remove points. 2. You could add a simple count at the top next to the green verification bubbles that says '5 requests for more information' 3. 1000 requests for info would not directly have any impact on voting, but that would be 1000 votes that wouldn't be giving points. 4. Communication would be facilitated through comments on the votes EXACTLY like all other votes. 5. The profile owner can notify the requestor by replying to the vote. 'Ok, I uploaded some photos and fixed that date' 6. If a profile owner disagrees the request for more info would stay just like a dispute would stay with the current setup; but without their rank being disputed. 7. Requests would 'hang' forever if someone stopped using the site to the same degree that disputes would 'hang' forever for the same reason. 8. Since the request would work like any other vote, requests for more info would also have to be reapplied if needed after promotion updates. 9. The request is not, from a programing perspective, tied to any specific part of the profile anymore than verifications and disputes are. The request would have comments that state what info they are looking for. You are not wrong - all this could be done through wall messages and private messages. So what is the benefit? A. The benefit is the count of people who agree that more info is needed. If Johan leaves a message on a wall asking for them to upload photos and I agree photos are needed, I'm not going to add a post to the wall that says 'I agree, upload photos', I'm just going to leave and come back later to see if they did it. BUT from their perspective only one person is asking for photos; they don't see the 10 other people who agreed that photos were needed and just left the page because someone else had already requested it. B. How many disputes have a comment that says 'I'm not disputing your rank...but... fix this and I will switch my vote.' I would bet it is a very high % of the disputes. This would be designed to replace that. I don't want to dispute anyone's rank unless I think they are a fake. It feels very disrespectful to dispute a legit black belts rank. Negative points should mean I think this dude is a fraud, not I think this dude needs to spend a little more effort on his profile.
Amen. You nailed everything I was thinking about, but had hard time forming senteces in english.
Philip Dunlap
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2 year(s) ago
I just went to Remco's profile out of curiosity Johan you down voted him and that is cool..

The thing I noticed is that on many other peoples votes for you felt the need to tell them they should change their vote. It is not enough that you down voted but you kind of went stalker level are you wondering why Remco said screw this on a website that has zero actual relevance to to actually being recognized?

A little more clarification came from someone in would have been privy to the situation and you double down;

Let me ask a question what if anything would convince you to change your vote?
Johan
JohanOP
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I just went to Remco's profile out of curiosity Johan you down voted him and that is cool.. The thing I noticed is that on many other peoples votes for you felt the need to tell them they should change their vote. It is not enough that you down voted but you kind of went stalker level are you wondering why Remco said screw this on a website that has zero actual relevance to to actually being recognized? A little more clarification came from someone in would have been privy to the situation and you double down; Let me ask a question what if anything would convince you to change your vote?
There is a possible mid ground, with just revoking the vote, but time passing without answers always raises the bar. As does incoherencies, avoidance and writing around the issues at hand. And the bar raises exponentially for each modification in the original claims. I really wasn't biased in any negative way on Remco, rather the opposite! And as you can see, I started off by trying to resolve the issues directly with him, before going public.

Remco has not yet made any claims that things went sour with Carlinho, Yamasaki or the federation, but if Draculino or someone else noteworthy is willing to stick his chin out and (with details about how things happened and how they know it) say that Yamasaki is not truthful about not having promoted R to BB in '96, that would really put things in a new light. Especially if there is supporting evidence, like old articles or internet content, diplomas, correspondence with C, Y or the federation, videos, photos etc.

You implied before that I was calling Draculino a liar. If we go to those extremes, wouldn't that mean that Draculino not being a liar means Yamasaki being a liar, if Draculino goes on to claim that Remco's promotion history information is in fact correct and that he knows for sure Yamasaki was a promoting instructor of R to BB in '96?

To 27 years later verify promotion which Remco himself supposedly didn't accept in 1996, which there is not a single trace of for decades and claimed promoting instructor Yamasaki denies he ever did, that would really be pushing it. But if Carlinho says he alone promoted Remco in '96, Remco changes this on his profile and perhaps also CBJJ officially change their answer and confirm a '96 promotion and there would also be a good explanation for all these mixups, I would definitely consider an upvote.
Benoit Zenthner
Benoit Zenthner
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2 year(s) ago
There is a possible mid ground, with just revoking the vote, but time passing without answers always raises the bar. As does incoherencies, avoidance and writing around the issues at hand. And the bar raises exponentially for each modification in the original claims. I really wasn't biased in any negative way on Remco, rather the opposite! And as you can see, I started off by trying to resolve the issues directly with him, before going public. Remco has not yet made any claims that things went sour with Carlinho, Yamasaki or the federation, but if Draculino or someone else noteworthy is willing to stick his chin out and (with details about how things happened and how they know it) say that Yamasaki is not truthful about not having promoted R to BB in '96, that would really put things in a new light. Especially if there is supporting evidence, like old articles or internet content, diplomas, correspondence with C, Y or the federation, videos, photos etc. You implied before that I was calling Draculino a liar. If we go to those extremes, wouldn't that mean that Draculino not being a liar means Yamasaki being a liar, if Draculino goes on to claim that Remco's promotion history information is in fact correct and that he knows for sure Yamasaki was a promoting instructor of R to BB in '96? To 27 years later verify promotion which Remco himself supposedly didn't accept in 1996, which there is not a single trace of for decades and claimed promoting instructor Yamasaki denies he ever did, that would really be pushing it. But if Carlinho says he alone promoted Remco in '96, Remco changes this on his profile and perhaps also CBJJ officially change their answer and confirm a '96 promotion and there would also be a good explanation for all these mixups, I would definitely consider an upvote.
Draculino says that it happen that way, you have your answerd, if you didn't want to admit it, it's your choice but, i think that you should at least remove your downvote. A autority figure of BJJ give us explanation, it's enough for me.

You should remember that it was Brazil in mid 90's, on that old wild West period everything may happen.
Johan
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2 year(s) ago
Draculino says that it happen that way, you have your answerd, if you didn't want to admit it, it's your choice but, i think that you should at least remove your downvote. A autority figure of BJJ give us explanation, it's enough for me. You should remember that it was Brazil in mid 90's, on that old wild West period everything may happen.
That it happened what way? The way that would mean that Fernando Yamasaki lied? Who is another authority figure of BJJ. Or that it happened in a way which is not consistent with what Remco claims in his promotion history?

I too was in Brazil in the wild west 90:s but that isn't a free card for suddenly making claims 25+ years down the line.
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R. David Gonzalez
R. David Gonzalez
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2 year(s) ago
Remco has not yet made any claims that things went sour with Carlinho, Yamasaki or the federation,
Did anyone actually read the article?🤦🏻
He blames Carlinhos in the article.

"I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!"
Mugatu 😂


https://www.bjjee.com/bjj[...]ly-values/
Remco Pardoel Leaves Gracie Barra After 14yrs: "There Are No More Family Values'
Remco Pardoel Leaves Gracie Barra After 14yrs: "There Are No More Family Values'

Remco Pardoel made his MMA debut at UFC 2. Since then, he has become one of Europe’s most sought after BJJ instructors. He was recently a guest on the best BJJ podcast Grappling central podcast where he talked about various interesting topics including MMA’s early days, Europe’s early BJJ scene and also major announcement: He …

Johan
JohanOP
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2 year(s) ago
Did anyone actually read the article?🤦🏻 He blames Carlinhos in the article. 'I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!' Mugatu 😂 https://www.bjjee.com/bjj[...]ly-values/
Read it a long time ago, but I was rather referring to earlier than this, as in a lot sooner after 1996.

But we can then guess there actually might be bad blood between Remco and Carlinho. And no earlier than six years after this bad blood episode was when Remco decided to (re?)claim a BB dated already in 1996 to replace the one given to him by Draculino, who it seems as if he has better relations with.

So what's the conclusion? The federation (CBJJ) when directly asked about Remco and different standards in the 90:s are adamant about that there's only the 2:nd degree promotion standard, Fernando Yamasaki denies having promoted him and there's probably bad blood with Carlinho, so I'd be very surprised if we'd be getting a positive answer from him no matter what transpired.

Would still be interesting hearing more from Draculino.
Philip Dunlap
Philip Dunlap
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2 year(s) ago
So basically you would not up vote Remco at this point as you feel there is too much water under the bridge?
Sean Brandle
Sean Brandle
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2 year(s) ago
We live in a world where Ashton Kutcher is a legitimate brown belt (by rank) and Remco's rank is questioned. Weird
Benoit Zenthner
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2 year(s) ago

Draculino is a secretary or receptionist, don't hesitate to ask him anything that comes to mind... 😅😅😅
he was kind to respond, nothing commits him to it.

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