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Sergey and Valentin, please don't confuse a beginner tournament with a regular one. In a regular tournament, discipline really plays an important role (and discipline also includes knowing how to properly file a protest), but in a beginner tournament, people should learn to play and do as the experienced organizer says. Starting arguments in a beginner tournament is like being in the 1st grade and shouting that the teacher is an idiot.
P.S.: I'm not even talking about the fact that the organizer chooses the rules of the tournament, and by applying to the tournament, the player agrees to play according to these rules!
Heh, Konstantin, in my opinion, you are wrong at least twice here. A beginner tournament is just as "normal" as any other. We're not all that old, and there are many good players among the beginners. Secondly, we live in Russia, and no one reads any rules before joining, we rely on the honesty and reasonableness of tournament organizers and other people who offer us something to sign. And I think the ones to blame are not those who agree and sign, but those who create the wrong conditions. IMO.