07-11-2019, 04:09 PM
(06-11-2019, 07:43 PM)Glynis Grant Wrote: Donald, both John and Donald gave you a very extensive discussion on why it was unacceptable to do your analysis at a tournament board when other players were still playing. Rules are there to ensure the efficient and fair running of a tournament, please follow them.
Have a lovely Christmas and I will see you next year
Take care
GG
Dear Glynis: Thank you and I wish you and yours a good Christmas also. I was hoping to get more replies to clarify if there is such a rule because I could not find it when I looked up both Chess Scotland and FIDE. Both say that when the game is over then the players become spectators and that is that - nothing at all about analysing or what is meant by analysing. I did discover that there are rules about minimum space between tables (1.5 metres) and minimum light requirements - I suppose that it is only fair that those who enforce rules should also keep them.
Wishing you well. Don
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