> Because the proper construction of statistical evidence against alleged cheaters requires such technical expertise, Regan believes that it’s necessary to esta

> Because the proper construction of statistical evidence against alleged cheaters requires such technical expertise, Regan believes that it’s necessary to establish a centralized authority responsible for the administration of anti-cheating protocol. > Regan also believes that a centralized authority can best fix public confusion about what constitutes scientific versus unscientific procedure. It’s too easy for people with a poor methodology to spread rumors online. Ok, this seems reasonable. > Eventually he would like to oversee the conversion of his 35,000 lines of C++ code into a Windows-driven program or portable app. “I see other people using my methods but not necessarily using my program,” he says. 35,000 lines! After skimming the article, I'd hope it could be done much more compactly in a high-level language, say, Julia, Clojure, or Python.