Original sentence: "As I made clear in my telegram to the FIDE delegates, the match conditions I proposed were non-negotiable.Because FIDE refused to accept Fischer's last conditions, he resigned in a cable to FIDE president Max Euwe on June 27, 1974:.By so doing FIDE has decided against my participating in the 1975 world chess championship.Cramer informs me that the rules of the winner being the first player to win ten games, draws not counting, unlimited number of games and if nine wins to nine match is drawn with champion regaining title and prize fund split equally were rejected by the FIDE delegates.Fischer claimed the usual system (24 games with the first player to get 12.5 points winning) encouraged the player in the lead to draw games, which was not good for chess in his opinion.Fischer instead wanted a match of an unlimited number of games, with the first player to score ten wins winning the match, draws not counting.Fischer soon disappeared and did not play competitive chess for nearly twenty years.Fischer was scheduled to defend his title against the winning challenger Anatoly Karpov in 1975.For these critics, the aborted "first to six wins" Karpov-Kasparov match in 1984 would later serve as confirmation.I therefore resign my FIDE world chess champion title.Many detractors argued that this proposal was unrealistic and would turn the match into a test of stamina rather than skill.Sincerely, Bobby Fischer
Edited sentence: FIDE set a deadline of April 1st for Fischer to accept FIDE's scoring approach, or he would forfeit his championship.Fischer claimed the usual system (24 games with the first player to get 12.5 points winning) encouraged the player in the lead to draw games, which was not good for chess.Fischer disappeared and did not play competitive chess for nearly twenty years.Fischer refused to accept and was held to have resigned his title.He instead wanted a match of an unlimited number of games, with the first player to score ten wins winning the match, draws not counting.In 1975 the time came for Fischer to defend his title, against the winning challenger Anatoly Karpov