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Hi there, I wrote an article corresponding to this one on fr: and when I plugged in the interwiki link, I wondered about the title of this article. A chess arbiter is not necessarily an international arbiter, the title of FIDE arbiter also exists. Moreover, national federations and chess organizations that are not linked to FIDE (e.g. the FSGT in France) also have their arbiter titles. So, I believe this article should be renamed either chess arbiter or arbiter (chess), depending on your naming conventions. Since I am not used to the procedures on en:, I am leaving this up to you. Oyp (talk) 19:44, 23 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Yes there are a lot of chess arbiters that aren't International Arbiters. We need an article as you say. Perhaps this article can be moved/renamed, and then either have a short article about the I.A. title or make it a section of the new article. Bubba73(Who's attacking me now?), 23:37, 10 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
ISaveNewspapers As the mover, I'd normally also have to make changes in the lead section, but this topic falls quite outside my knowledge, so I kindly would like to ask you to make any necessary changes in the wording of the article. Thanks! ~StyyxTalk?11:45, 26 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]