I am just curious where we submit problem statements, and what is required for the problems to be accepted? Are we required to have an AC solution for every language supported on CodeForces, or just a couple of them?
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As you may know, I am the problem coordinator on Codeforces. If you want to be an author of a round, first of all, send me statements of your problems. If they are new and interesting, they will be accepted. Then author have to prepare tests, an AC solution on any of the supported languages and some small programs for validating participants' hacks (called validator) and for checking participants' outputs (called checker).
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