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How a prison inmate manipulated his ratings to be #2 in the U.S
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Sep 25, 2019
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Some of the comments to the original post provide additional info as to how this was done. Very interesting.
Sep 25, 2019
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#4
As the saying goes "it take some brain to copy paste" OP shamelessly copied from Wikipedia page, mentioned "how a prison inmate manipulated his rating..........." in header but failed to copy-paste the rating manipulation and accusation part in his article.
Sep 25, 2019
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#5
Did you delete the post in which you complaint why chess.com don't let you become a top blogger? They don't let those become top bloggers who shamelessly copy word by word from internet, then fail to acknowledge that they copied, and later make an excuse that they forgot to mention after getting caught 😄
troll_destroyer2 wrote:
GM_Kenny_Ji wrote:
I didnt copy from wikipedia compare them
Here is the comparison- Check your post and then wiki page and most of your sentence match word by word. For example start with the last sentence of your post " Bloodgood died in Powhatan Correctional Center of lung cancer on August 4, 2001."
Attesting a screenshot that can cum in case you decide to edit the article 😄
Sep 25, 2019
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bonebroth wrote:
he did it with the grob brah
I never wrote an article on the grob
https://www.chess.com/blog/GM_Kenny_Ji/how-a-prison-inmate-manipulated-his-ratings-to-reach-2-in-the-u-s