Oops, it seems this also affects me. To avoid going off-topic, I invite the author of the quote to join the discussion about the championship. There, I will gladly explain what is wrong with the schedule, what the intentions were behind this particular organization, what its advantages and disadvantages are, and so on. But for starters, I recommend thinking about the topic of "an Australian versus a Latvian, or a Brazilian versus a Russian, according to the schedule." I think this might partially address some of the questions. By the way, the topic is called "dialogue with...". It's surprising that some grievances accumulate but are not expressed. That is, there is no dialogue from the beginning.
Regarding the time difference, it exists, and no one denies it. But, for example, the Brazilian didn't even respond to my email. I log in at different times, in the morning, during the day, in the evening, and at night, but somehow I'm not having any luck; no one is available. The only one who responds is Brennus Wiski. And who else should I be contacting?
Again, apart from emails from Arianus and Brennus, I haven't received anything from anyone else.
Of course, the schedule may not be a solution to all problems, but in my opinion, with it, we could clearly know that within these 10 days, I need to play against a specific person. And if the game doesn't take place for some reason, then the organizers decide whether the reason was valid or not, and those who have lost the desire to play can be immediately eliminated:) .