Should Be Removed This icon is pixelated and too small. ➤The token symbol should be a transparent PNG of at least 128x128px and at most 2500x2500px. It should not weight more than 1MB. It should be centered and take most of the space available in the image. It should not include the project or token name unless the symbol always includes it. It should be of a definition high enough such that it should not appear pixelated or blurry unless those are on-purpose features of the symbol.

Logo looks blurry and pixelated A close inspection of the logo shows that it is indeed blurry and pixelated (an example of a clear logo is attached): Thus, this submission does not fit listing criteria and should be removed.

Everything is totally clear We don't need any badge for old tokens and also we don't have this option currently so you should propose the addition of a "token swapped" badge on https://forum.kleros.io/ instead of challenging this removel request. Everything is totally clear if a token name, ticker, contract address or logo changed we should remove it. Sorry for that but you need to learn to how brackets used. If the team didn't want to specify "non-ethereum swap" they could use "and/or" so this sentence totally means only mainnet swaps. As you said this sentence can be read with or without this side because they clearly wants to specify mainnet swaps. Anyway as i said many times old tokens should be removed. We always update this list and try to stay safe traders who prefer to use T2CR. Everthing should be smooth. We need to update this list with new tokens other ways if we don't remove old tokens we can't add new tokens of mostly ethereum swaps or users will be confused even if we add. Please think about that.

Submission still fully complies with the policy and should remain in the TCR We should keep it in the TCR, because there is no policy stating that it should be removed. Revain (R) and Revain (REV) are two separate tokens on the Ethereum Blockchain, so they should both be listed as separate tokens in the TCR. Additionally, both tokens have an unique token contract address. So, there is nothing duplicate about these two tokens the requester is referring to. If you want to mark specific tokens as "old tokens", you should propose the addition of a "token swapped" badge on https://forum.kleros.io/. But fully removing them from the token curated list is not what should be done. The policy rule I was referring to is not only about mainnet swapping, note how "with non-ethereum chains" is between brackets, thus the sentence can be read with and without including that part. The TCR policy actually literally mentions that tokens should NOT be denied listing based on token creation date, token swap status (with non-ethereum chains), use case or token activity. The data of this TCR submission is still correct, as the logo, name, ticker, and token contract address, still all refer to this token. Therefore, it should remain in the TCR. And last, but not least, the comment of Ferit on Telegram is irrelevant, and should be neglected by the jurors. This is a decentralized list, formed by the existing policy, and nothing else. And even if it would hold any ground in this dispute, this token would still comply with the policy, as all the information of this submission is still correct. As I said before, the logo, name, ticker, and token contract address, all correctly refer to the asset of this submission. And to respond to the latest comment, the image is not pixelated, as is it 250x250 pixels, which is more than enough.

Poor Image Low resolution logo. It appears pixelated.

Why we have a removal option? If there is a new token why should we keep old token on the T2CR list. Doesn't make any sense. If we should keep these tokens on this list many people can get fraud because of this decision. Just think about KuCoin hack. This list should be updated fastly and we don't need any policy about removal. Btw please don't play with jurors this rule is clear. [➤Requests are not to be denied listing based on token creation date, token swap status (with non-ethereum chains), use case or token activity] So this rule is about mainnet swapping. For example Aeternity. Not about ERC20 to ERC20 swap. Lastly here is a clarification about why tokens can removal. https://t.me/klerosjuror/10651

No grounds for removal A token swap is not a reason to remove a submission from the T2CR. This token still exists on the Ethereum blockchain, so why should it be removed? There is no rule in the policy stating that, instead, it actually states that tokens shouldn't be denied listing based on token swap status. The old token contract remains active on the Ethereum blockchain, during, and even after the token swap occured. Transactions, contract interactions, and on-chain trades can still occur, so this token should definitely remain in the TCR.

Token migration announcement. Revain token contract has migrated to a new address. https://revain.org/blog/r-swap-is-coming

Token challenge ➤ Requests are not to be denied listing based on token creation date, token swap status (with non-ethereum chains), use case or token activity.