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Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.
A player who takes pride in having “thoroughly trounced” the leading tournament player and a member of the Tournament Committee, simply because he has a different view of a situation that clearly occurred due to the player’s own fault (there was plenty of time to do everything correctly, and there were many misplays in that turn; the fact that he couldn’t immediately click on the spellbook, shouted, and panicked is his personal problem). And exploiting those very 7 seconds in his favor in a situation where he had taken two turns in the previous game simply looks absurd.