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First mute lasts only for 1 hour, but if both initial warnings are disregarded, a third warning results in a mute. The second mute lasts for 3 hours if it occurs within a 2-day period. A third mute extends to 24 hours if it falls within a 2-day timeframe. The fourth mute lasts for a week, again within a 2-day period. A fifth mute is issued for a month (though it's advisable to reconsider your membership at this point). 6th mute is permanently (Again. Just leave the club at this point) However, an appeal process is available for those who wish to contest the decision.Muted members are eligible to appeal, although any further rule violations will revoke this privilege. Credits to @GMchessminator from Ellie's Bubbly Club

To maintain a safe and respectful community within the club, it is necessary for all members to follow these rules: Community Rules: 1. Treat others with kindness, helpfulness, and forgiveness. 2. Avoid exhibiting any form of racism, sexism, bigotry, or making violent threats towards others. 3. Refrain from abusing, attacking, threatening, discriminating against, or mistreating fellow members in any manner. 4. Do not disrupt or derail threads, engage in trolling, or post irrelevant or meaningless content (except in designated areas). 5. Avoid posting spam or advertisements (except in designated areas), as well as copying and pasting comments and messages. 6. Do not excessively promote your club. 7. Refrain from publicly debating religious or political topics. 8. Do not post explicit or pornographic content. 9. Do not engage in discussions involving illegal activities. 10. Do not ask for a promotion. 11. Do not ask about anyone's personal information. 12. Discussion of hacking is not allowed. Sportsmanship Policy: 1. Avoid frequently aborting games. 2. Do not keep opponents waiting unnecessarily. 3. When losing a game, do not disconnect or quit without formally resigning. 4. Refrain from harassing or accusing opponents. 5. Do not utilize chess engines, software, bots, plugins, or any other tools for position analysis during gameplay. 6. Avoid all discussion of cheating in regards to the games played in our club. Vote Chess Rules: 1. Teamwork in VC is the most important: Discuss strategies and ideas with your team before you vote. You can simply suggest the notation of the move e.g 2...Nf3 or what is always very helpful, create a diagram with the plan of the move and your ideas. This increases the chances that the move being voted for is better. 2. Respect the opinions of others members: Be polite and constructive in your discussions and votes. 3. Learn from experience: Vote Chess can be a great way to learn from other players and improve chess strategies. 4. Listen to higher rated players or captains if you don't know where to move.When should you make a move in a VC game? 5. There is someone called vote chess captain. They will tell you after a certain time which move to vote for. This VC captain takes the best move out of the discussions and then says that you should vote for this move. It will look like this: Vote Call: Nf3 6. If there is a Vote Call in the last 24 hours, vote for it! If there is no vote call, you can choose your favorite move and vote for it! 7. Do not sabotage vote chess games by intentionally casting votes for unfavorable moves. 8. Additional Vote Chess Rules (Linked) Thank you for adhering to these guidelines and to ensure a enjoyable experience for all! We reserve the right to edit these guidelines at any time we deem necessary.

In the quiet town of Branford, there lived a curious tabby cat named Whiskers. Whiskers wasn’t just your average feline; he had an unparalleled talent for strategy and an obsession with Geometry Dash—a game he played with the agility of his little paws. One sunny afternoon, as he padded through the neighborhood, his attention was drawn to the gentle melody of purring and the faint clicking of a keyboard. Intrigued, he followed the sound to the porch of a charming little house. There, he saw her: Astralith, the sleek, silver-furred cat with striking emerald eyes. Astralith was deeply engrossed in Geometry Dash, her claws expertly navigating the game’s pulsating patterns. Whiskers was mesmerized—not only by her gaming skills but by her radiant presence. After mustering up some courage, he meowed, “You’ve got impressive rhythm there!” Astralith paused her game, her eyes meeting his. “Oh? You play Geometry Dash too? Care to challenge me?” she purred, playfully. From that moment on, Whiskers and Astralith became inseparable. They’d spend hours tackling levels together, their paws tapping in sync to the game's frenetic beats. Their friendship blossomed into something deeper—a love built on shared victories and mutual admiration. One evening, as the golden sunset bathed the town, Whiskers surprised Astralith with a gift. It was a pair of custom cat-sized headphones adorned with tiny paw prints. “Now we can sync our moves perfectly,” he said, his whiskers twitching with excitement. Astralith purred in delight, her heart melting at his thoughtful gesture. But Astralith wasn’t just a Geometry Dash prodigy; she had a knack for chess. One rainy afternoon, she laid out a chessboard and invited Whiskers for a match. “Careful, Whiskers,” she teased, “my checkmates are legendary.” Their chess matches became another cherished ritual. Whiskers, being more methodical, relied on strategy, while Astralith dazzled him with daring, unpredictable moves. They learned from each other, their games an unspoken dance of intellect and affection. Astralith often crowned her victories with playful boasts, while Whiskers plotted elaborate strategies to surprise her the next time. As their bond deepened, Whiskers and Astralith began to explore new adventures. They built elaborate obstacle courses in the yard, blending the thrill of Geometry Dash with real-life parkour. The neighborhood cats watched in awe as the duo soared, leaped, and slid through their custom-designed challenges. Whiskers even introduced Astralith to his favorite pastime—stargazing. They’d sit side by side under the night sky, tracing constellations with their tails and dreaming about galaxies yet to be discovered. One day, they heard about a cat gaming championship—an event that promised excitement, competition, and recognition. Together, they decided to enter, combining their skills to dominate both the Geometry Dash and chess tournaments. It was a whirlwind of challenges, laughter, and camaraderie. While they didn’t win every game, they earned the admiration of fellow feline contestants and a special award for their teamwork. In the end, it wasn’t the trophies or accolades that mattered. Whiskers and Astralith had found their little corner of happiness—a love story written in paw prints, illuminated by the light of computer screens, and celebrated through shared adventures. Whether they were navigating the pulsating beats of Geometry Dash or outwitting each other on the chessboard, they knew they had something extraordinary—a bond built on connection, respect, and pure feline joy.

@pawnsonglikedawn closed here r her last words truly inspiring words

The chess club in the heart of the city was a haven for those who saw the board as more than just 64 squares. They called themselves "The Romantics of Chess," a name born from their deep admiration for the artistry and creativity of the game. For them, every move was a story, every gambit a declaration, and every match an adventure. Among the club's eclectic members were two individuals whose paths seemed destined to cross. Clara was a spirited player who loved bold, aggressive tactics. Her games were like poetry—unexpected, daring, and full of surprises. Then there was Theo, a quiet strategist who cherished the elegance of slow, methodical play. His moves reflected patience and precision, each one a brushstroke on the canvas of the board. Their styles couldn't have been more different, yet there was an unspoken connection between them. Week after week, they found themselves drawn into matches that felt like conversations, each move speaking volumes. Clara would launch a fiery King's Gambit, and Theo would respond with a calm yet resolute defense. Their games were intense, mesmerizing, and always ended in a handshake and a smile. But it wasn’t just the games that brought them closer. Between rounds, they'd linger by the club's old bookshelf, exchanging thoughts on historical games, favorite chess masters, and life beyond the board. Clara's laughter was infectious, and Theo's quiet humor caught her off guard in the best way. The club became their world—a place where every match was an opportunity to discover more about each other. One evening, after an especially thrilling game, Theo hesitated as Clara began to pack up her pieces. "Clara," he said, his voice steadier than he'd expected, "have you ever considered that chess is a lot like… life?" She raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "Go on," she replied, a playful smile on her lips. Theo gestured to the board. "It's about taking risks, adapting to the unexpected, and sometimes sacrificing what you think matters most to gain something greater." Clara leaned closer, her eyes sparkling. "Are you talking about chess, or us?" Theo chuckled, his confidence growing. "Maybe both." From that moment on, their games took on a new dimension. The club noticed it too—the way Clara's bold moves were met with Theo's patient understanding, the way their matches seemed to tell a story that only they could understand. The Romantics of Chess had found their champions, a pair whose connection brought a new kind of magic to the club. In time, their love story became as legendary as the games they played. And as they sat side by side, sharing laughter and strategies under the watchful gaze of an old chessboard, they proved that in chess—as in life—romance could flourish in the most unexpected of places.

this club is so inactive! we need to do stuff! make it live up to its name! make it amazing! i know this club has potential! we just have to work together!!!

https://www.chess.com/club/arctic-fox-union pwease

Wakey wakey

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also first forum!!! can it be bg pls

https://www.chess.com/club/the-dreamers-1 Join this club because yes, and I got permission because me am the owner

Wakey wakey

How be everybody?

ERG

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I'm the second member of this club 

This is a chain letter. Send this to 10 people you know in the club Velvet Vortex and you'll have good luck for the rest of your life and the access to Romantics of Chess! Velvet Vortex, previously known as Romantics of Chess, was stolen from the rightful club owner, @IfYouCouldSeeTheSun. Now, post a forum/note that says in Velvet Vortex: IM LEAVING THIS CLUB IT HAS A CLUB STEALER AS OWNER IM MESSAGING EVERYONE I KNOW TO QUIT THIS CLUB #rebel