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  • 21 months ago · Quote · #1

    yurij

    I just realized that it would be cool if any member at chess.com will get one more feature saying how polite/rude he/she is. I know it could be difficult to do (even to design the feature), but it would be so nice to play (especially live chess, where emotions overfill us) just with polite gyus.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #2

    AnthonyCG

    They're supposed to add in sportsmanship rating soon. I don't agree with it but we'll see what happens.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #3

    Dragec

    Who's to say how polite one is, himself or others? Undecided

    If one can chose his setting, its not hard to guess that everyone would be polite ones.

    And if you(presumably) thought that other would create your "polite" mark, then  I think it would be abused for sure.

    You'll get bad sportsmanship remarks just for winning a game, or if your opponent would blunder a piece etc...

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #4

    yurij

    Hm, i meant just about using rude or obscene words. Just i have no idea how to measure my sportmanship, what if i play 1-0 bullet with one king vs full army? I'm ok to get a draw on time and unsuff material, would it be a bad sportmanship? sometimes, in bullets we are play material for a time.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #5

    yurij

    Dragec wrote:

    Who's to say how polite one is, himself or others?

    If one can chose his setting, its not hard to guess that everyone would be polite ones.

    And if you(presumably) thought that other would create your "polite" mark, then  I think it would be abused for sure.

    You'll get bad sportsmanship remarks just for winning a game, or if your opponent would blunder a piece etc...


    The idea can be the following:

    set a list of rude words in english.

    for other languages use translate.google.com (just for instance).

    if word is in the rude list, then automatically mark a rude day for the guy.

    so, it could be just has a count of rude days.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #6

    PrawnEatsPrawn

    This all maker perfect sense, no reason for me to mark people down. Bring it on.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #7

    Puchiko

    yurij wrote:
    Dragec wrote:

    Who's to say how polite one is, himself or others?

    If one can chose his setting, its not hard to guess that everyone would be polite ones.

    And if you(presumably) thought that other would create your "polite" mark, then  I think it would be abused for sure.

    You'll get bad sportsmanship remarks just for winning a game, or if your opponent would blunder a piece etc...


    The idea can be the following:

    set a list of rude words in english.

    for other languages use translate.google.com (just for instance).

    if word is in the rude list, then automatically mark a rude day for the guy.

    so, it could be just has a count of rude days.


    A filter is already in place, it kicks you off live chess if you swear. And it's quite inaccurate at times :)

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #8

    yurij

    Ah, it also can be simple. if there is a rude word in a sentence, then the word can be marked some way for you, if you agree that it is a rude sentence (and approve it), then it is ok to kick.

    Puchiko, I understand you, because a phrase like "Oh, it is a shame on me, I'm a big and stupid ...<a lot of other funny words can goes here>" could not be a rude for you. it can not bereally nice, but not rude.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #9

    Puchiko

    Plus, simply false positives. Leaving out an n in pennisula will earn you a kick, as will saying "suck" (which is most commonly not used in an offensive way).

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #10

    trysts

    Why don't we all just confess honestly, to what will make us cuss at you?

    If you bless me, I'll start cussing.

    If you talk about how fun it is for you to harm people or animals, I'll start cussing.

    If you start crying, I'll start laughing.

    There. That wasn't so bad.Smile

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #11

    electricpawn

    trysts wrote:

    Why don't we all just confess honestly, to what will make us cuss at you?

    If you bless me, I'll start cussing.

    If you talk about how fun it is for you to harm people or animals, I'll start cussing.

    If you start crying, I'll start laughing.

    There. That wasn't so bad.


     I was skinning some cute little chipmunks, and it occurred to me, Sharon, that I should share the love and blessings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Such a beuatiful sentiment and setting, I'm beginning to tear up. Will you get down on your knees with me, Sharon?

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #12

    Timotheous

    electricpawn wrote:
    trysts wrote:

    Why don't we all just confess honestly, to what will make us cuss at you?

    If you bless me, I'll start cussing.

    If you talk about how fun it is for you to harm people or animals, I'll start cussing.

    If you start crying, I'll start laughing.

    There. That wasn't so bad.


     I was skinning some cute little chipmunks, and it occurred to me, Sharon, that I should share the love and blessings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Such a beuatiful sentiment and setting, I'm beginning to tear up. Will you get down on your knees with me, Sharon?


    I think that sarcastic religious remarks still fall under the general category of religion and are not appropriate per the rules of the general forums on chess.com.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #13

    electricpawn

    Timotheous wrote:
    electricpawn wrote:
    trysts wrote:

    Why don't we all just confess honestly, to what will make us cuss at you?

    If you bless me, I'll start cussing.

    If you talk about how fun it is for you to harm people or animals, I'll start cussing.

    If you start crying, I'll start laughing.

    There. That wasn't so bad.


     I was skinning some cute little chipmunks, and it occurred to me, Sharon, that I should share the love and blessings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Such a beuatiful sentiment and setting, I'm beginning to tear up. Will you get down on your knees with me, Sharon?


    I think that sarcastic religious remarks still fall under the general category of religion and are not appropriate per the rules of the general forums on chess.com.


     I think I'm within the bounds of chess.com propriety. I've seen much worse on this sight. Would you agree, Sharon?

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #14

    Xhorxh_D

    let's not

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #15

    Writch

    Good luck with that whoel thinking bit, Timmy.

    I tried thinking here on the public forums and it never works out as well as it does in the carefully selected private groups.

    FWIW, I agree in this case. Electric's bringing Him into his flirting (or provocation) with Trysts was using a bazooka where a dart gun would have sufficed.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #16

    electricpawn

    Writch wrote:

    Good luck with that whoel thinking bit, Timmy.

    I tried thinking here on the public forums and it never works out as well as it does in the carefully selected private groups.

    FWIW, I agree in this case. Electric's bringing Him into his flirting (or provocation) with Trysts was using a bazooka where a dart gun would have sufficed.


     lol! You don't know Trysts! btw you seem a bit cartoonish for some reason.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #17

    Timotheous

    Writch wrote:

    Good luck with that whoel thinking bit, Timmy.

    I tried thinking here on the public forums and it never works out as well as it does in the carefully selected private groups.

    FWIW, I agree in this case. Electric's bringing Him into his flirting (or provocation) with Trysts was using a bazooka where a dart gun would have sufficed.


    Thank you. Well... at least I am a supralapsarian and so believe that however it was intended... all things work together for good... I think you know what I mean.

    :)

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #18

    trysts

    electricpawn wrote:
    Timotheous wrote:
    electricpawn wrote:
    trysts wrote:

    Why don't we all just confess honestly, to what will make us cuss at you?

    If you bless me, I'll start cussing.

    If you talk about how fun it is for you to harm people or animals, I'll start cussing.

    If you start crying, I'll start laughing.

    There. That wasn't so bad.


     I was skinning some cute little chipmunks, and it occurred to me, Sharon, that I should share the love and blessings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Such a beuatiful sentiment and setting, I'm beginning to tear up. Will you get down on your knees with me, Sharon?


    I think that sarcastic religious remarks still fall under the general category of religion and are not appropriate per the rules of the general forums on chess.com.


     I think I'm within the bounds of chess.com propriety. I've seen much worse on this sight. Would you agree, Sharon?


    I don't think skinning animals is funny.

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #19

    ivandh

    electricpawn wrote:
    trysts wrote:

    Why don't we all just confess honestly, to what will make us cuss at you?

    If you bless me, I'll start cussing.

    If you talk about how fun it is for you to harm people or animals, I'll start cussing.

    If you start crying, I'll start laughing.

    There. That wasn't so bad.


    I was skinning some cute little chipmunks, and it occurred to me, Sharon, that I should share the love and blessings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Such a beuatiful sentiment and setting, I'm beginning to tear up. Will you get down on your knees with me, Sharon?


    What the hell is all that about?

    Obviously, I start cussing if someone posts... well what in the hell is it anyway, that is my problem

  • 21 months ago · Quote · #20

    Dragec

    thread is successfully hijacked Cool


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