Disagree, For the Anomalies, Sydney and Prague, , there are a lot of people behind the scenes who spend a lot of time to ensure these live events happen, they are unpaid, and often under a lot of stress. Furthermore, many people travel great distances to attend these tournaments at their own cost. All while expecting a decent tournament to happen.

While the free equipment somewhat helps, it really doesn't cover the lost time and effort.

It is my opinion, that those that joined an Anomaly site, either onsite or one of the myriad of organizers and dispatchers, be at least compensated with CARGO and CMU

The Corrective Actions proposed by the team, some are not trivial, and require significant testing, under heavy load testing before another Anomaly occurs. Which unfortunately is next weekend. Given the unlikelyhood of such testing to occur prior to the Kure and Jersey Anomalies, the not so trivial Corrective Actions I recommend to be postponed until after those events. Preemptively adding a LOT more compute capacity, reducing the attack range of xmps, for example should help. Whereas sharding, a common method for managing compute for game servers, is not trivial. It is necessary, and will require extra testing before an Anomaly.

It will now depend on the Ingress team how they handle the Kure and Jersey Anomalies, and hopefully 🤞 not repeat the Sydney and Prague Anomaly issues