Also he attack @Zapprel' s Club
Ban attack!
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Mar 6, 2025
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Uhh everyone I received this and I think it's related to the ban attack (I am not sure)
How can a banned guy launch a "ban attack" on a club? What does that even mean?
Mar 6, 2025
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Kavarin wrote:
What’s Happening?Today, a club named International Solchess Association (ISA) was the target of a ban attack. The story involves a user named @ashokgamingnew, who is also known as @ashokjatt45. After being banned for bad behavior, @ashokgamingnew got angry and decided to get revenge by attacking the club. This led to mass bans and unfair removal of members.
What Went Down?@ashokgamingnew, seeking revenge, went on a banning spree, targeting innocent club members and possibly even mods. His goal seems to have been to cause chaos and disrupt the community for personal reasons.
Why Is This a Problem?This isn’t just about one club—this can happen to any club with vulnerable moderators or unprotected members. If rogue users can manipulate the system and attack clubs for revenge, it’s a serious issue that needs to be addressed.
What You Can Do to Stay Safe:
1. Always keep an eye on your club’s moderators and make sure they are trustworthy.2. Report any suspicious behavior immediately, especially if you notice sudden, unexplained bans.3. Make sure your club’s leadership is clear on the rules and how banning should be handled.4. Don’t let one bad actor destroy your club! Talk to other members and organize if necessary.What Should Chess.com Do?Chess.com needs to implement better protections for clubs against such attacks. More moderation tools and the ability to review bans made by mods can help prevent situations like this in the future.
Spread the World!if you've experienced something similar, please share your story here. Let’s raise awareness and work together to stop these ban attacks from happening!
I am the super admin of a club. How do I protect my club?
Mar 6, 2025
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#11
magipi wrote:
How can a banned guy launch a "ban attack" on a club? What does that even mean?
He got banned a few mins ago, And ban attack means like attacking a club by banning all members
Mar 6, 2025
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#12
magipi wrote:
How can a banned guy launch a "ban attack" on a club? What does that even mean?
Maybe he got banned *after* he launched the attack and some member reported him?
Mar 6, 2025
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#14
InikaMahanth wrote:
Kavarin wrote:
What’s Happening?Today, a club named International Solchess Association (ISA) was the target of a ban attack. The story involves a user named @ashokgamingnew, who is also known as @ashokjatt45. After being banned for bad behavior, @ashokgamingnew got angry and decided to get revenge by attacking the club. This led to mass bans and unfair removal of members.
What Went Down?@ashokgamingnew, seeking revenge, went on a banning spree, targeting innocent club members and possibly even mods. His goal seems to have been to cause chaos and disrupt the community for personal reasons.
Why Is This a Problem?This isn’t just about one club—this can happen to any club with vulnerable moderators or unprotected members. If rogue users can manipulate the system and attack clubs for revenge, it’s a serious issue that needs to be addressed.
What You Can Do to Stay Safe:
1. Always keep an eye on your club’s moderators and make sure they are trustworthy.2. Report any suspicious behavior immediately, especially if you notice sudden, unexplained bans.3. Make sure your club’s leadership is clear on the rules and how banning should be handled.4. Don’t let one bad actor destroy your club! Talk to other members and organize if necessary.What Should Chess.com Do?Chess.com needs to implement better protections for clubs against such attacks. More moderation tools and the ability to review bans made by mods can help prevent situations like this in the future.
Spread the World!if you've experienced something similar, please share your story here. Let’s raise awareness and work together to stop these ban attacks from happening!
I am the super admin of a club. How do I protect my club?
Hi if you want any tips you can join club admins https://www.chess.com/club/club-admins
Mar 6, 2025
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#15
magipi wrote:
How can a banned guy launch a "ban attack" on a club? What does that even mean?
The banned guy creates a new account and begs the Super Admins of the club to promote them. If one of the SAs is dumb enough, they will be promoted and can ban every member except for the owner.
ChessAce1111 wrote:
magipi wrote:
How can a banned guy launch a "ban attack" on a club? What does that even mean?
Maybe he got banned *after* he launched the attack and some member reported him?
That's not what the guy wrote.
"After being banned for bad behavior, (...) got angry and decided to get revenge "
Mar 6, 2025
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#18
Im_chess_noob wrote:
magipi wrote:
How can a banned guy launch a "ban attack" on a club? What does that even mean?
The banned guy creates a new account and begs the Super Admins of the club to promote them. If one of the SAs is dumb enough, they will be promoted and can ban every member except for the owner.
No he got banned I think someone reported him
Mar 6, 2025
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#19
Kavarin wrote:
Im_chess_noob wrote:
magipi wrote:
How can a banned guy launch a "ban attack" on a club? What does that even mean?
The banned guy creates a new account and begs the Super Admins of the club to promote them. If one of the SAs is dumb enough, they will be promoted and can ban every member except for the owner.
No he got banned I think someone reported him
Didn't you mean that after the account @ashokjatt45 was banned, he decided to create a new account @ashokgamingnew to ban attack the club?
What’s Happening?
Today, a club named International Solchess Association (ISA) was the target of a ban attack. The story involves a user named @ashokgamingnew, who is also known as @ashokjatt45. After being banned for bad behavior, @ashokgamingnew got angry and decided to get revenge by attacking the club. This led to mass bans and unfair removal of members.
What Went Down?
@ashokgamingnew, seeking revenge, went on a banning spree, targeting innocent club members and possibly even mods. His goal seems to have been to cause chaos and disrupt the community for personal reasons.
Why Is This a Problem?
This isn’t just about one club—this can happen to any club with vulnerable moderators or unprotected members. If rogue users can manipulate the system and attack clubs for revenge, it’s a serious issue that needs to be addressed.
What You Can Do to Stay Safe:
1. Always keep an eye on your club’s moderators and make sure they are trustworthy.
2. Report any suspicious behavior immediately, especially if you notice sudden, unexplained bans.
3. Make sure your club’s leadership is clear on the rules and how banning should be handled.
4. Don’t let one bad actor destroy your club! Talk to other members and organize if necessary.
What Should Chess.com Do?
Chess.com needs to implement better protections for clubs against such attacks. More moderation tools and the ability to review bans made by mods can help prevent situations like this in the future.
Spread the World!
if you've experienced something similar, please share your story here. Let’s raise awareness and work together to stop these ban attacks from happening!