From their trello board:
https://imgur.com/a/v6YNTL0

They also seem to be thinking of rebranding in the future:

RIP

Thanks! The current link is twitch.tv/amaterasu_tf, though I did still show up in the sidebar when I streamed with the new link iirc. I can change the URL in a month, I'll bump this with the new link once I have it if needed.

Hello, please change my name to Samus, and while you are at it change my name on the stream sidebar to Samus as well.
Thank you in advance.

Making it a big deal with a "women-only team" cup is the thing that will attract trolls and idiots alike, good luck and have fun moderating that Twitch chat.

Still looking for coaches and maybe another admin or two to help out with drafting/organising on the EU side.
If you meet any people who are trying to get into 6v6 we'd also really appreciate it if you suggest newbie.tf to them, these mixes are pretty known in NA but not that many players are aware that we also do this for EU now, so newbie attendance has been very mixed so far.

uhhhhh
https://imgur.com/a/CjAZj22

Does this happen to anyone else or is it on my end? Game restart and different demo didn't help.

Edit: Removed custom folder to make sure it wasn't an issue with a vpk or plugin, made it look even worse as I could now see map entities for some reason without any console commands.

2nd Edit:
Downloads for the old Snakewater and Process versions if anyone needs them: https://mega.nz/file/ky51CCpb#m9qhlMHdU-cWI1Pg5WKPWz7O_IavlwWoAxfp6q7kfKs
https://mega.nz/file/supjjCqb#tP7RN6k9L-vK-FE-elhdnDX27tVN9gyOWbqpjEzZH54

3rd Edit:
Comparing the two versions the size of the map increased by a lot, triple the original size it seems: https://i.imgur.com/Il9qgz6.png

https://i.imgur.com/g4UWfuC.png

Seb chance for podium, but not like this ;_;

it's not wednesday yet

Being probably the first EU Anti-Cheat admin who will get banned for cheating and receiving a VAC ban just now...
https://i.imgur.com/Mfuxl4s.jpg
As the gig is up, I will be honest and admit that I was cheating in this match https://etf2l.org/matches/79232/. I was using ESP to see invisible Spies and I got too cocky, I mean who will ever report an AC member? You can actually see it in the demos if you look for it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjFSDt-BSSQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTwcpeQHtZI

I'm sorry to all my previous teammates and friends at ETF2L staff.

Edit: because this post still manages to fool people two months after April 1st
~April Fools!~

That is/was a Steam issue: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/announcements/detail/3021325661690892614

That's true. But imo differentiating between who "deserves" to get perma'd and who doesn't because of age, circumstances and so on (did it only happen in pubs, do you believe them if they say it was only in pubs etc.) seems like it could open a whole can of worms with admin bias, community bias and so on.
For the two examples I gave, both of them had already participated in multiple seasons before their ban. If they are reading this: sorry for calling you out, I just saw that you got one year VAC bans on ETF2L way back then and you seemed like the best players to name. Also because this was a funny read: https://etf2l.org/2012/05/26/staff-changes-a-ban/

I definitely get why people want cheating cases to be handled like this, but I am curious if this is truly what you want for the game? Applying permanent bans on first-timers would mean that people like amppis (VAC'd 2013) or Thalash (VAC'd 2012) would have never been allowed to play again after their ban. Speaking from an AC admin perspective, it is hard to tell who has the character to stop cheating and come back clean, and who will continue to cause trouble after their first ban. A lot of cheaters now already alt to try and evade their bans, which in turn gets their ban extended, further increasing the time they have to wait until they are officially allowed to play again. Applying a permanent ban from the start might just increase the amount of people alting to evade their ban because they have nothing to lose.
What I want to say is: Permanent bans for first-time cheaters will not stop those who probably deserve them from continuing their BS; but they will stop those who want to come back and try again clean.

Another thing to consider is the community reaction. For this to work, people would have to trust AC teams in their decision even more than now. There will be no doubt if the cheater streamed with cheat overlays on their screen showing or receiving a TF2 VAC, but what if it is not an obvious case and it's known that all TF2 AC teams generally will never share case evidence? People still bring up how they do not trust ETF2L AC because of an overturned ban which happened ten years ago (mostly by cheaters trying to appeal their own ban), with a completely different staff and a different way of how cheating cases were approached.
Most people will probably not care when a Low player gets banned, but what if the ban hits a Prem/Invite player, or a friend? There will be a lot of responses like "There is no way that they cheated, they are innocent, the AC team is wrong" because people don't understand that even if someone plays at the top level and might have good mechanics etc. it doesn't mean that they can't be using cheats in addition; or just because you assume that you know a player well it doesn't mean that they are always playing clean. Hell, you get these kind of responses even without permanent bans anyways. You just have to ignore them, but that doesn't make people very happy.

I asked to be removed from the stream list some time ago, can I get readded again?

1. TF2Center bans are not related to ETF2L bans or ETF2L Admins in any way, unless they mirror ETF2L bans. We shared BlueBunny as a staff member back then, but we handled cases independently. He got banned for not uploading specific demos too often iirc, it's been too long. It was lifted again some time after BlueBunny left their staff and she left ours earlier this year as well.
2./3. I would like to apologise for the Twitter post, however after spending a lot of personal time on these cases having to stay neutral in your entire case work and then making the final decision it feels very good to finally be able to vent after banning someone, because at some point when working on a cheater/alt case (= the very end) you realise all this time was spend on someone who undermines the community. You feel happy to have caught someone and to have the evidence for it, but you also feel like shit because of nagging thoughts like "did we take too long with this?", "how will the community react to it?" etc. Believe me, we were very aware what kind of garbage storm this ban would probably conjure up, we don't do this shit because we enjoy getting shat on, we do this go keep cheaters out of the league.
The tweet I expressed at cheaters/these underminers in general and the stream was there for additional venting/clearing out my mind after my Discord was spammed to hell with negativity. I would like to apologise for it nevertheless.

As for demos, you should definitely bring that up in the ETF2L feedback channel.

https://i.imgur.com/JzVTDXD.png