Author: Ted Summers
Date: 09:03:10 11/22/05
Just when you thought it was over, well it isn't: http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2751 Dear ChessBase, From Mr Hensel's statement of 18 November, it is obvious that the organizers of the match Topalov-Kramnik tried to reach an agreement with the players, which would not include FIDE from the beginning, aiming afterwards to force FIDE in accepting the terms of this agreement. Such a practice is against any deontology if someone is really interested to organize a World Championship match within FIDE. We wish to point out that all the announcements concerning who agrees with this match, who offered or not to hold a meeting and who rejected all the proposals could have been avoided if FIDE was invited and took part in the relevant negotiations. Finally, and in order to clarify the situation, FIDE's invitation for a meeting of all the parties involved is still open and valid. Best regards, Georgios Makropoulos FIDE Deputy President
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