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Gravel Pit, Fla. - The two leading officers of Senior TF2 settled an ongoing dispute today about how to form the tag for their burgeoning clan organization. While MightyGoat declined to be interviewed for this article, Soup would only say that "the deliberations have been tense."

Negotiations over keyboard usage and the availability of Mightygoat as Sr. Medic almost brought the issue to a halt. "I was embarrassed for them," said Dukerson, a Jr. Pyro and Spy in training.

While both sides acknowledged the importance of unity in the clan tag, sides were taken over the positioning and spelling. Both believed it was important to convey something unique and harmonious. "I wanted something unique," said MightyGoat, during deliberations last evening, "something that another player would see and say, 'Look at that, that's cool.'" Soup was in agreement about this point but differed in presentation. "You see a lot of clan tags in the front. All I'm saying."

After MightyGoat expressly threatened to withhold his medigun during battle unless the issue was resolved, negotiations began again. "I see where MightyGoat is coming from," said Soup, during the final round of negotiations.

"I just want you to meet me halfway," said MightyGoat, as he relinquished a keyboard to his erstwhile clanmate. The two agreed that appending the tag before the name, as follows, would be acceptable:

[Sr.] or [SR.]

During the earliest negotiations, LugNutz insisted that he liked being known as [Sr. DemoMan]. For clan members who wish to be designated as a class, Officer Soup recommends:

[Sr. Heavy]

This should be appended to either the beginning or end of the clan member's nick. Both members acknowledged that they had been needlessly reckless about the position and appearance of the clan tag, and resolved to present a united front on other matters in the future.