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This rule is new, by the way. There used to be no dress code at all, and it's become increasingly strict in the last few years.
by sapiogram 2y ago
This rule is new, by the way. There used to be no dress code at all, and it's become increasingly strict in the last few years.
- astura 2y agoWas there a reason for implementing it?
- beyondCritics 2y ago>This rule is new, by the way. You can't call a rule new, which is nagging them for nearly a decade now: https://www.chess.com/news/view/dress-code-incident-at-world-cup-kovalyov-forfeits https://www.chess.com/news/view/dress-code-incident-at-world...
- 8note 2y agoen passant is still considered a new rule, and it was there in the 16th century
- swiftcoder 2y agoEven at that time, it does not appear that the dress code explicitly forbade what the contestant was wearing?