Attributions, anticipations, and plagiarism in chess compositions

Composing chess problems is a creative art that takes skill, time, and effort, so it’s only natural that when an original work is published, it’s always accompanied by the author’s name. It’s also normal, when quoting a problem, to identify the composer and provide the source and date of first publication.

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