Mouseslip Fairplay

Definitely need to take lessons on respect and civility from someone who cries foul play after mouse slips and time loss.

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More Boohoo

Can you read? In this forum, I'm not complaining about losing, but about the lack of sportsmanlike people. It seems obvious to me that a community without fair play is toxic, etc. But then, does it seem normal to defend someone who only knows how to insult people? In a forum, ideas are exchanged and conversations are civilized. I don't regret anything I wrote because I simply stated the facts, and this forum only serves as proof.

Only guys like Lazurus80, Bobby-Hack, MrChatty understood the post, you and all the others are just here to annoy, so please don't reply and let this forum die

There are no ideas here, just whining.

Your not taking responsibility for mouse slips nor time losses, where you're just a victim of the chess society that won't give you a draw or a win, is a classic boohoo story.

But no, I can't read nor write.

Sensing some regret now

You seem to speak often about fairplay but cannot acknowledge, that mouse- / fingerslip is also part of the fairplay. People told you their opinions and how they see it, and instead of handling it in a respectful manner you trash their opinions.

Chess is supposed to be fun. So is this forum. Instead of always rage baiting, lets rather enjoy it.

Apparently you read the forum quickly, the problem is this: it's not what they say but how they say it

You can say whatever you want, but you have to do it in a respectful and dignified manner. There's no need to get personal because you don't agree with me.

I don't regret anything. When I make a mistake, I admit it. When technology makes a mistake, I don't acknowledge it as my fault.

I think this is like the fourth time

mouseslips. Are not. The mouse’s. Fault.

ok, now tell me why you had to insult me ​​and I'll be done

Because it is the fourth time and you couldn't understand that a mouseslip is your fault, not your mouse, not your opponent. Therefore there is no reason for your opponent to agree for a draw of it was genuinely your fault. If you mousesliped in a lost position, would you ask for a draw ? You just had one or two games where you were winning and you were angry about it when they declined the draw and now you're screaming on the roofs to say that it is unfair. But if you think for a sec, you'll understand that it is not only you that make mouseslips, it's everybody, so it balances out in the long term. So you can't ask for a draw when your position is lost and get mad when people decline it even if it was because of a mouseslip. Personnaly when I do a mouseslip I let my opponent know, but I don't ask my opponent for a draw nor do I think it's the mouse's fault

Mouseslips are mistakes, they are not random.

However, there's still imo an "ask to replay the move" feature as there is in lichess but ig complaining won't do anything.

Then just turn on move confirmation if u want. End of mouseslips for you!

Thanks for your polite reply. I don't understand what you mean by "Mouseslips are mistakes, they are not random." Can you elaborate? Thanks.

In the game if u wanted to move the queen, touch the queen. If u wanted to move the rook, touch the rook. Don't use drag and drop. Use click and move if u r playing rapid. I do so too there.

The problem is that I'm slow, imagine having to confirm 10 opening moves that you've already seen and reviewed

Well, that will resolve ur mouseslip problem, so nothing to complain about. try my second suggestion.

uhh where’s the insult

yes you're right, it would be better to click the piece and then click the box, only in a hurry I held down and you can only guess what happened

you maybe mean where'RE... Do you prefer that I list them all or make the effort to read pages 4 and 5 if I'm not mistaken?