I would like to start off this post by clarifying I am NOT lebronjamal. All of the info in this post has been relayed to me from Jamal, and I would like to share it with you all. After doing my own personal investigation, I have determined that Jamal is without a doubt innocent, and I hope to seek his acquittal.
Let's go back to the day of the contest. Lebronjamal was on a roll, he was solving problem after problem with seemingly no issues. Might I say these solutions were some of the finest I have ever seen, and did not contain any suspicious notes whatsoever. If you would like to check these submissions for further scrutiny, please go ahead, as I can confirm they are not indicative of any cheating behavior.
As someone who has competed at the highest levels of competitive programming (I am the UltraCode Masters Global Championship #3 Winner), I can certainly attest to the true skill that lebronjamal possesses. Additionally, I have known lebronjamal for quite some time and can truly say he would never do something like this. I think his heart is too pure and his intentions too benevolent to ever perform such a barbarous and delinquent act of savagery.
If there are any (constructive!) contradictory thoughts any of you share, please deposit them ever so kindly in the section meant for commenting. I will do my best to give each person a well-thought-out response so we can get this whole silly matter over with and settled.
#FREELEBRONJAMAL
Best Regards, lebronjamal2 (Top 36 in Codeforces Round 1119)
would you mind explaining how problem G took you 4 minutes to solve while a much easier problem, B took you 3 minutes to solve, roughly the same amount of time
I believe 4 minutes is quite a lot more than 3 minutes. Perchance you haven't run the numbers, but 4 is 33% larger than 3. If you had 33% more CF rating, you would be a grandmaster. Would you say that you are roughly the same level as a grandmaster?
Please keep the comment section related to lebronjamal. My performance has nothing to do with his appeal.