 Short did not heed the request, and sat back down to play.After the game, Klaus Deventer (the head of the anti-cheating arbiters) reprimanded Short with a warning.Short discussed the event extensively after the event, indicating that he did not think the cost of annoyance to the player (even when returning from outside the playing area) was comparable to the anti-cheating benefit, though he was not pressed specifically regarding cases where a culprit has in fact been disqualified following mid-game requests for inspection (some for refusal, others for being caught with a device).