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> Other sites apparently can hire competent people and get the job done.   
It is total hell if you have to solve a system down at a customers site. 
Also, I am sure Mike can handle the heat.  
All software gets tested.  
Memory leaks that might be caused by running larger tournaments.   
> Let me give you a little advice about running your site.   
> Any new or bigger promotion creates a mandatory lock-up of your computers.   
Mike is on the payroll, he gets paid to take the heat.  
The only question is whether that testing occurs in a test environment or in the field.  
> Hey Mike,  
> I hope I have helped you. 



