I'm a student studying German and I'm interested about CP in Germany.
If you're from Germany, Austria or Switzerland, how's CP there and how the government (or any national organization) is maintaining it? Write what you know pls :)
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I'm a student studying German and I'm interested about CP in Germany.
If you're from Germany, Austria or Switzerland, how's CP there and how the government (or any national organization) is maintaining it? Write what you know pls :)
My German is much worse than my English, so don't write German in the comments!
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"Distributing, acquiring, and possessing CP is illegal in Germany with punishments from one year to 10 years imprisonment. Fictional CP is legal as long as it does not produce or reproduce an actual event."
now aside from our uncanny use of this term, there are olympiads in each of these countries as well as a strong icpc scene