Possible concise summary:
Navalny criticizes Katz's approach to elections and argues for Smart Voting
In this post, Navalny analyzes the results of the recent elections in Russia and criticizes Maxim Katz's approach to fighting Putin's regime. He accuses Katz of making five mistakes: promising easy victories, ignoring Smart Voting recommendations, underestimating candidates, avoiding hard work, and creating useless coalitions. Navalny argues that Smart Voting is a brilliant and effective strategy that relies on objective data and strong candidates. He says that the opposition needs to work hard, do investigations, campaign, protest, and support each other to defeat Putin. He rejects Katz's invitations to join coalitions and says he will decide on a strategy for the presidential election based on research and analysis.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Navalny's new post is about the lessons from the recent elections in Russia.
2. Navalny criticizes electronic voting as a tool of falsification and praises Venediktov as its main creator.
3. Navalny distinguishes between three parties of the opposition: the boycotters, the voters, and the FBK.
4. Navalny argues with Maxim Katz, who represents the voters' party, and points out his five mistakes.
5. Navalny rejects the idea of creating a public coalition and advocates for hard work, agitation, and smart voting.