Organizational group of the IECO: Difference between revisions
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* '''Venue''' (Accepted): | |||
Between the curators of [[Australia]] and [[San Marino]], it was decided to hold the competition in Australia (2nd place last season) due to the lack of a suitable venue for organizing the competition. It was also agreed that San Marino would be directly involved in organizing the season with Australia, as well as using the heart of the San Marino flag on the logo of the season. | |||
* '''Blocking songs from [[:en:List of Billboard Hot 100 chart achievements and milestones|Billboard]]''' (Debate stage): | * '''Blocking songs from [[:en:List of Billboard Hot 100 chart achievements and milestones|Billboard]]''' (Debate stage): | ||
The issue of banning the selection of very popular compositions was raised at the [[Worldvision Q1-2023|Q1-2023]] contest, when world-famous performers represented [[China]] ([[:en:Sam Smith|Sam Smith]] and 9th place), [[Montenegro]] ([[:en:David Guetta|David Guetta]] & [[:en:Bebe Rexha|Bebe Rexha]] and 8th place) and [[Croatia]] ([[:en:Doja Cat|Doja Cat]] and 18th place). Some curators expressed their dissatisfaction with the fact that these compositions (or they were also called "boyan", which means very publicized compositions of very famous performers) interfere with the exchange of music in the environment. | The issue of banning the selection of very popular compositions was raised at the [[Worldvision Q1-2023|Q1-2023]] contest, when world-famous performers represented [[China]] ([[:en:Sam Smith|Sam Smith]] and 9th place), [[Montenegro]] ([[:en:David Guetta|David Guetta]] & [[:en:Bebe Rexha|Bebe Rexha]] and 8th place) and [[Croatia]] ([[:en:Doja Cat|Doja Cat]] and 18th place). Some curators expressed their dissatisfaction with the fact that these compositions (or they were also called "boyan", which means very publicized compositions of very famous performers) interfere with the exchange of music in the environment. | ||
'''Reaction:'''</br>{{AUS}} - advocates for the restriction of world-famous artists and their songs.</br>{{PRT}} and {{KOR}} - advocates for limiting Billboard compositions, but against a ban on world-famous artists in general.</br>{{JPN}} - stands for the abolition of this restriction in any form. As an option, it was proposed to limit a particular curator to submit no more than one such application on his own within 4 seasons. | '''Reaction:'''</br>{{AUS}} - advocates for the restriction of world-famous artists and their songs.</br>{{PRT}} and {{KOR}} - advocates for limiting Billboard compositions, but against a ban on world-famous artists in general.</br>{{JPN}} - stands for the abolition of this restriction in any form. As an option, it was proposed to limit a particular curator to submit no more than one such application on his own within 4 seasons. | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 1 February 2023
The organizing group usually consists of 5 participants-curators, of which one supervisor of the competition, one current winner, one invited observer selected in the general vote among the rest of the participants and two active observers who have made a great contribution to the development of the project. The group of organizers determines the course of the season and the competition in the future, makes changes and additions to the rules of the competition, or cancels some of its points. Each member of the organizational group has the right to submit proposals for consideration by the other members of the group. The competition supervisor has a time-limited stay in the organizational group. Active observers may be in a group with the permission of the competition supervisor. The remaining members are temporary (usually for one season).
2023
| Organizational group 2023 | ||||||||
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| Position | Q1-2023 | Q2-2023 | Q3-2023 | Q4-2023 | ||||
| Supervisor |  Mark Nightingale
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| Winner |  Igor Kapsharin
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 Nikita Likhanov
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TBD | |||||
| Active Observer | N/A |  Pasha Kulik
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TBD | |||||
 Denis Vorobyov
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TBD | |||||||
| Elected by other members |
 Denis Leonenko
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TBD | ||||||
Q1-2023
Q2-2023
Elected by other members
Three nominations have been accepted for the seat of the fifth organizing group member for the Q2-2023 season: Canada, South Korea and Lebanon. As a result of the vote, the curator of South Korea was endowed with the rights of a member of the organizational group for a period of a season.
| Voting results | ||||||||
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| Candidate | Total 1 | Total 2 | Supported | |||||
| Denis Leonenko
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38% | 6 votes | 50% | 6 votes |  Hungary, South Korea,  Netherlands, Portugal,  Spain,  Thailand
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 Alexandr Mishenkov
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31% | 5 votes | 42% | 5 votes | Australia, Canada,  Croatia, Japan, San Marino
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 Anton Desyatov
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6% | 1 vote | 8% | 1 vote | Lebanon
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| Against everyone | 25% | 4 votes | N/A |  Kazakhstan,  North Macedonia,  Norway, United Kingdom
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Decision
- Venue (Accepted):
Between the curators of Australia and San Marino, it was decided to hold the competition in Australia (2nd place last season) due to the lack of a suitable venue for organizing the competition. It was also agreed that San Marino would be directly involved in organizing the season with Australia, as well as using the heart of the San Marino flag on the logo of the season.
- Blocking songs from Billboard (Debate stage):
The issue of banning the selection of very popular compositions was raised at the Q1-2023 contest, when world-famous performers represented China (Sam Smith and 9th place), Montenegro (David Guetta & Bebe Rexha and 8th place) and Croatia (Doja Cat and 18th place). Some curators expressed their dissatisfaction with the fact that these compositions (or they were also called "boyan", which means very publicized compositions of very famous performers) interfere with the exchange of music in the environment.
Reaction: Australia - advocates for the restriction of world-famous artists and their songs. Portugal and South Korea - advocates for limiting Billboard compositions, but against a ban on world-famous artists in general. Japan - stands for the abolition of this restriction in any form. As an option, it was proposed to limit a particular curator to submit no more than one such application on his own within 4 seasons.