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Originally Posted by syndr0me
donating to charity in a way you best see fit is being unclassy?
When you play in a tournament for a charity, you are expected to donate to that charity. If you don't want to donate to that charity, then don't play in the tournament. Make your own private donations on your own time. When you take the money yourself and do not donate to the charity, it does look a whole lot like taking the money and running with it. It's no surprise that people would jump to that conclusion whether it was true or not.
Of course, we know that is in all likelihood not the case. Admo appears to be a trustworthy person who will follow through on his charitable intentions. However, not donating to AUFA after playing a tournament set up to contribute to that charity is very odd and looks really bad regardless of your own personal intentions. Even if you do eventually donate, delaying this much also harms your reputation regardless of the reason why you delayed.
Mason highlighted the biggest problem and that is that the players have the option to not donate. Information on who donated and how much they donated should be kept private. Disclosing it in the way "Hunter" did is a good way to get taken to court for libel and character defamation.