Always polite! How unusual.
Nobody says "Good Game" anymore!
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May 6, 2017
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#123
some people think that i am giving that sympathy if i say gg after they lose to me
May 6, 2017
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#124
Nobith wrote:
I think real chess players want to play chess and chatting just get at their nerves. They think only patzers do chat, strong players just play and move on. They don't care if it was a good game or not.
It was good when they didn't make a mistake, they know that, so why saying "good game"? Maybe they disagree because they made a mistake and know it was a bad game. And when a patzer says: "Good game" not understanding that it was full of mistakes, they just ignore this nonsense talk and move on. They are here to play and not to chat. Strong players don't chat, they play. Only patzers do chat. That's my experience.
If they are playing a Patzer, they too are a Patzer.
May 6, 2017
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#125
Thanks for the game is just as good. It's simple courtesy. It costs you nothing and spreads good will. Sometimes it's not easy, especially after a loss but give it a try. You will be better for it.
kaynight wrote:
I would like to flatten you.😡
you spelt your name wrong - and the G is actually really far from the K key
May 6, 2017
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#128
@kaynight I agree with you... I don´t know, why 3845 is correcting you...
May 6, 2017
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#135
Wellp wrote:
Neh
People! People! This thread was about restoring civility. Please try to do so. Thanks.
LouStule wrote:
Wellp wrote:
Neh
People! People! This thread was about restoring civility. Please try to do so. Thanks.
Oh, I thought it was meant to exhibit the lack of it 
kaynight wrote:
OMG!! Not the Gaynight insult!
Guilty, it could be GG instead 
I only say gg if the game was good - win or lose a game can be good. Some games are a lot more fun than others. When I feel a game was enjoyable I say gg. I don't do it all the time as it just means nothing.
I would make some friendly remarks in a 1 day per move game, but in blitz/bullet games, sorry, I only see the board. 
I always wish good game before game starts. In our team we are all friends, we are all polite to our chess opponents.