As in the previous years, I want to create a list of people participating in the next IOI. Please add participants from your country using this form: https://forms.gle/5J8P4dG8vnUwjBjh7. Feel free to also comment here with their handles for visibility.
The list is available at https://kostka.dev/ioi/22/ .
Lists from the previous years: https://kostka.dev/ioi/21/, https://kostka.dev/ioi/20/ (I know the flags are broken, but I don't want to update them, as the ratings will change as well).
If you see any mistakes, either fill the form again with the correct data or message me.
Thanks!
why not upload the list here?. I think that it would be much better. and recommended.
cuz codeforces has no easy way to run scripts or update blogs
Sry I didn't knew about that.
Moldovan Team confirmed.
I'm fairly certain they can attract attention themselves
No
Team Taiwan:
balbit (Elliot En-Yi Liu)
cheissmart (Che Liu)
8e7 (Jhao-Syun Lai)
WiwiHo (Hsin-Wei Hou)
cheissmart has 2 attempts left, others have none.
操你妈你能不能说中国台湾啊你个傻逼
As a person who was once doxed by an IOI list, I feel like contestants should have some say on whether their name is listed, accepting the name list from anyone except the contestants themselves would risk exposing their real identity (against their will) to the whole internet. Of course, I think that you or any other civil person(or people) hosting such list would promptly remove a person's name if asked by that person.
However, the damage might have already been done. In my case, people found my IOI photo through my codeforces handle and has been using it in who-know-how-many discord servers as a meme or emote without my permission. And it was a bad photo. Now if I want to change that, I would need to go to IOI again, as a guest or whatever since I have skill issue.
I am so sorry to hear that. I wasn't aware of such cases. I will reevaluate the advantages and disadvantages of hosting such a list.
But overall, this data is already collected and published on the official site (https://stats.ioinformatics.org/). As far as I know, by participating in this olympiad you agree to publish your name and photo.
Now, if you want to change your photo on the IOI stats website you don't need to participate in IOI again, just use the edit button on your side and as far as I know, you can change your own picture without any issue.
I know the fact that I need to publish my name and photo to IOI, and that's totally fine.
However, there is no such requirement for codeforces, and the act of linking codeforces handle with the IOI profile is what I don't like.
As far as changing the picture, I remember trying to remove it a few years back, maybe I should try again now.
If anything isn't as it should be here, that's rather IOI asking for a photo. Like what would you have done if the rules of codeforces asked for your name? Would you break them and create a fake account or give up codeforces altogether? Or would you accept your faith as you did with IOI? Also btw, what difference did the correlation between your CF account and your photo make? All those memes could've used your real name as published by IOI anyway (and I truly don't see how using your name would affect you any less than using your CF account). The extra correlation that this list provides is name — CF account — number of attempts left (which does hint the age with some error). You obviously haven't kept your CF account secret as otherwise nobody could've added you to the list, so what is it precisely that you wanted? All this information was already public, just not as easy to obtain. I agree that by most laws this is within your rights and I'm sure that kostka would gladly take it out, but I truly believe for your future well-being that you should start asking yourself why you care about these and try to fix it as the world won't always be as nice as people on CF and you do have some power over what you care about.
I feel like my point was not well represented, so I will say it again:
From these point, it is clear that I just want to keep my codeforces identity (and my online identity as a whole) separated from my IRL self.
Now I will try to set some point that you have raised clear:
I would gladly provide it, and I would treat codeforces as a part of my IRL identity from the get go. The whole point of this conversation is that I could treated codeforces as a part of my online identity, and potentially "linked it" with other part of my online identity, like playing games together with online cp friend. That is perfectly fine and acceptable until codeforces is linked to IRL identify, then all my other stuff might be linked with my IRL identity as well.
My codeforces is "linked to" my discord. If codeforces were not linked to IOI, there is no way they could have obtained my image and IRL name. Sure they can go and get some random guy picture on IOI to troll him, but why would they do that when they don't know who the guy is, or more precisely they don't know that the guy know he is being trolled?
I kept it completely secret online. There were virtually no way to link my online identity (codeforces, discord, steam, ...) to my IRL identity (facebook, IOI, linked in, ...). The only way to know that link is to meet me IRL, or get info from someone I met IRL. In fact, the only reason anyone know the link between me and my codeforces account is that I need to use it for offline training. How am I supposed to both keep my account private and participate in training IRL on codeforces if I want to follow the rule of 1 account per person?
I don't know what you are getting at here. I know very well that the world at large is not codeforces, and I have taken my steps for that (after all, I'm a working professional at this point). I think you should also start asking yourself why you care about people caring about things.
We can get into all the philosophical, psychological, and biological reasoning of care and feeling if you want, but frankly speaking, I feel like people complain about things because they don't agree with them. I don't agree with the fact that people online identity and IRL identity can be linked for the whole internet to view without their expressed consent. It seems to me that you don't agree with the fact that I am allowed to complain about that instead of just going on codeforces to grind. At the end of the day, reasoning is not enough to change the mind of people who don't want it changed, so I will just hope that you see my reasons and acknowledge it as valid, or at least that you see that I have my reasons and acknowledge that I should be allowed to have reasons the same way you do.
I think the Edit functionality on IOI Stats is starting to outlive its usefulness to be honest. It made sense while we were trying to recover a bunch of data from past IOIs, nowadays it's mostly requests amending data from IOI Registration system, and it's not possible to verify authenticity of requests (aka is it the person in question or someone trolling). I think apart from social links I'd like to move to a world where all such requests are handled by e-mail soon.
kostka: If I understood correctly, Umi's suggestion can be achieved by you adding a note that asks someone to only submit Codeforces/atcoder/topcoder handle if either
Otherwise post only the real name. (this one will eventually be available on stats official site, so it should not be a problem)
I have added the disclaimer, but I don't think that will solve the issue completely.
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Team Bangladesh hasn't been confirmed, yet someone added me to the list. Can you remove it?
Did you mean hasn't...?
Yeah, I am sorry. Fixed
Removed.
Wow, congratulations
Egypt's Team:
I think it's better to comment the teams here to keep the blog in the recent actions :)
How many attempts you have left? Good luck btw :D
I have 0 attempts left. I may have an attempt left If I extend my current school year (GAP YEAR).
I remember the time when Ahmad sir was an expert. Gives hope that I might not stay stuck in vicious cycle of blue/green forever.
Brazil's team
Could you kindly add the number of attempts left (or grade) of each participant?
Sure buddy :). Mee and deepesson have one attempt left, others have none
Who from the list is mee? There are 3 possibilities since only you are defnotmee
wow, what a coincidence. me and depression also have one attempt left.
very strong
Very strong
Spain's team:
MeGustaElArroz23, Clan328 and Sergio_2357 have another attempt.
It will be almost impossible but let's see if we can manage to get the first gold for Spain (it is not going to happen xd) -
“Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--you're right.”
Kyrgyzstan team is confirmed
why do the people ask about "the number of attempts left"
That's because they want to know who they should expect to see in future IOIs
Also why are you getting downvoted? seems like an honest question... am I missing something?
About IOI2022 China Team, look this: details
Also, Dai Jiangqi, Zhou Hangrui and Tang Shaoxuan have another attempt. Though we all know this won't even happen :)
Kazakhstan team:
Uzbekistan team:
what a very noob team.
Team Korea:
Coach: Onjo GyojunYoun
Younguk Jo
French team :
François Vogel (fvogel)
Charles Dai (oscar1f_will_win_IOI2024)
Alice Tosel (I_love_Michel_Sardou)
Yann Viegas (bestial-42-centroids)
Team Serbia:
Oh and btw, wxhtzdy failed to qualify making the biggest upset of the year. Better luck next time. :(
Team Canada:
Skittles has 3 attempts left, others have none.
Team Vietnam:
BJoozz — Bao Truong Van Quoc (2nd time)
generic_placeholder_name — Khoi Duong Minh (1st time)
thenymphsofdelphi Bach Tran Xuan (1st time)
(SaoST) Nghia Le Huu
Bach has one try left, others have none.
(fhnal or lanhf or whatever his nick is — Vu Nguyen Hoang) not going to IOI 2022 after going to IOI 2021 was quite of an upset.
Have fun guys!
Italy team:
IOI
1) Virv (Filippo Casarin) — 1333 points — 0 attempts left
2) TheScrasse (Valerio Stancanelli) — 1258 points — 0 attempts left
3) davi_bart (Davide Bartoli) — 1194 points — 0 attempts left
4) franfill (Francesco Lugli) — 1118 points — 1 attempt left
CEOI
4) franfill (Francesco Lugli) — 1118 points — 1 attempt left
5) ErCierony (Francesco Cerroni) — 865 points — 0 attempts left
6) MassimilianoF (Massimiliano Foschi) — 840 points — 0 attempts left
8) AlesL0 (Alessandro Lombardo) — 764 points — 2 attempts left
5 TSTs? :floshed:
8 TSTs, with weights 50, 75, 75, 200, 200, 300, 300, 300.
I don't understand, why is franfill in both teams but the rest aren't?
Apparently because he is the only one with some IOI attempts left.
Oh so IOI 2022 eligible's aren't necessarily eligible for CEOI 2022? didn't know that, thanks!
I think everyone is eligible also for CEOI, but Italian team leaders tend to select younger people for CEOI, BMO, RMM, etc.
Oh ok, I guess it would make sense, since it's a good practice for next year's IOI. thanks for clearing that up!
Bulgaria:
Team Bangladesh:
After a fierce battle — Team Turkey:
Good luck everyone!
OTZ
OTZ
OTZ
OTZ
OTZ
Team is fire!!!
Iran's Team :
soltanmv : (Koosha Mousavi)
alireza_kaviani : (Alireza Kaviani)
AriaH : (Aria Hemati)
Davoth : (Alireza Samimi)
All of them have non attempt left.
Wow! very strong team, good luck!
Team India
Who asked
It looks like everyone will have another attempt next year (I suspect they'll have a comparatively strong team in '23).
Ukrainian IOI team:
Roman Wailydest Yanushevskyi
Oleh oleh1421 Naver
Daryna DJeniUp Karpenko
Vladyslav I_LOVE_ANTON_DONBASS Denysiuk
DJeniUp orz
timreizin orz
Olympia orz
oleh1421 orz
Team Israel (ordered alphabetically):
Good luck in IOI 2022!
So excited to compete!
P.S. Elbaum* ;)
Team Singapore:
We all have 0 attempts left
Saudi Arabia's team:
Botswanna team:
1 Sparky_Master_WCH1226(Sparky Master)
2 Sparky_Master_WCH1226(Sparky International Master)
2 Sparky_Master_WCH1226(Sparky Grandmaster)
6 Sparky_Master_WCH1226(Sparky 1226)
Team Indonesia:
Team 1:
yz_ Maximilliano Utomo Quok (No attempts left)
Zanite Albert Yulius Ramahalim (No attempts left)
juancarlovieri Juan Carlo Vieri (1 attempt left)
Je-O Joseph Oliver Lim (No attempts left)
Team 2:
vanwij Vannes Wijaya (1 attempt left)
HappyPacMan Albert Ariel Putra (1 attempt left)
MetalPower Matthew Allan (2 attempts left)
Drew_ Andrew (No attempts left)
This is the first appearance in IOI for all of us (and is the last for some).
Was the team division carried out by using coin flips?
praboworz
Palestine's team
_RED__ (Nicola AbuSaad)
Satoru (Suhaib Sawalha)
PalestinianTornado (Ruba Katout)
Mohammed_Atalah (Mohammed Atalah)
Best of luck! I wish you all
positive delta changegold medals!Thanks! you too <3
Team Tajikistan:
outfinity (Shukrulloev Musharraf)
HeartBreakerKid (Aminov Shahrom)
Dilshod--Imomov (Dilshod Imomov)
PhantomAssassin (Rahimov Voris)
Coach: Farhod
Team Ireland:
Team Mexico:
ozy1220 (Alejandro Ozymandias Cepeda)
MEX1 (Alier Sánchez)
Skywk (Cynthia Naely Lopez)
JuanPabloAmezcua (Juan Pablo Amezcua)
Team Morocco :
IOI 2022 data has been released on IOI Stats.
Well, at least the preliminary data. You know, some of these team leaders are still trying to change their contestants :')
Will participants' CF nicknames be added as well?
Not sure I'll have the time to process them in mass unfortunately, but if people submit their handles through the system, I'll try to approve them in a timely manner.
China team
I don't know other three participants' Codeforces accounts...
EDIT:
IOI2022 China Team
Thank you very much!
Team Armenia: