OFB-11!

Rebellious, you forgot the most important thing to quote!
P.S. In general, I'm not surprised that instead of calmly signing up on any day during almost a month of registration or quietly sending a message in ICQ asking to extend the registration, you choose to make trouble on the forum and create a scandal out of nowhere. And this is far from the first (and not the last) time – why do you need to do this? No one can understand it! Is your soul craving resistance to the system, or are you trying to live up to your nickname? (Translation from English: Rebellious - Rebel)

Why, tournament after tournament, do you write down the rules, then change deadlines or something else in them, and then blame the players for dragging things out or waiting? If you set registration deadlines, stick to them clearly. This is a sign, this is a showcase. It’s so easy to follow it, but at the last moment you ruin it.
Expressing it in your language, Dirty made trouble primarily because he exceeded his authority and decided what would happen based on some kind of premonition. He created a problem out of thin air, violating everything possible.
Neither Dirty nor you were online in ICQ – who should I contact?
I will always cause a scandal if, due to stupidity or incompetence, the hosts or organizers allow violations and mistakes, especially with an unfair slant. And there's no need to see yourselves as gods; instead, accept criticism adequately. This is a natural mechanism – when one person makes a mistake, another corrects it, as much as possible. So that they don't become complacent and see the obvious.
Well, since we've moved on to nicknames, although this was quite predictable, now that there are no arguments left, look at your original nickname – are you really a snake and a loser? Or look at Dirty – did he deliberately provoke a dirty situation?

p.s. Regarding point

6. The organizers reserve the right to refuse participation in the tournament to a user without publicly explaining the reasons.

, as far as I understand, this point was simply copied from other regulations without any ulterior motive. There is no such ban in official tournaments; ask Dirty.
I submitted my application on time, and according to the rules, my post was correct.
And in the next post, I wrote a comment because I scrolled up the page and saw Dirty’s contradictory post about closing registration.
In any case, I would have written it, because I strongly dislike it when an organizer changes registration deadlines or doesn't clearly state them.