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 2009-07-29 12:53Simplification of tournament donations for periodical, small tournaments To simplify tournament donations from periodical, small tournaments (like the ones of LGS) and to save the fixed fee of Paypal transfers, we added a new feature: Tournament Donation Accounts Organizers now have the possibilty to create a tournament donation account. Therefore they donate one bigger amount to T³ and it will then be reduced by the particular donations. This reduces the workload for the periodical payments and saves money with Paypal transfers or the use of business accounts. As a special titbit you'll get a bonus of 2% on your deposit. To create an account please contact the T³-webmaster. 2009-07-14 11:37AddThis links removed to preseve privacy All AddThis links have been removed from T³ after AddThis was acquired by a company called Clearspring which started to track their users with so called Flash cookies. A little Flash code gets loaded from the Clearspring website on all pages which use AddThis. Through Flash you can store data similar to regular cookies on a computer. The problem is that these cookies don't get treated by the privacy settings of your browser and can be read in any browser you use. This allows Clearspring to track the user behaviour over multiple browsers and websites even when the user isn't using AddThis at all. We won't support this! I didn't recognized this earlier although this changed months ago. Please excuse this, but these changes weren't annouced to the webmasters. I recommend all Firefox users to install the addon "BetterPrivacy" which allows to delete the Flash cookies automatically. Links: * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_Shared_Object * Firefox-Addon BetterPrivacy * Adobe: Flash Player security and privacy | Archive:
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