"Mebers" in general, are not allowed on Chess.com. They only promote "buy-outs", causing monopolies.
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No, it's not. Chess.com does not want you to do it as a buisness, but making a group for a friend is ok I suppose. What Chess.com doesn't want is you doing it numerous times.
in that case is someone willing to make me a group?
Groups are for joiners.
"I think if we have to wear uniforms, they should all be different."
excuse me?
Sep 15, 2010
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1plus1is3 wrote:
in that case is someone willing to make me a group?
Basic members can't be superadmins. In what sense would it be your group?
I mean you be superadmin im admin and i help you run it
Sep 15, 2010
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1plus1is3 wrote: I mean you be superadmin im admin and i help you run it
You already belong to about 60 groups.
yes but none are mine
1plus1is3 wrote:
yes but none are mine
* Ahem *
Buy mebership!
Sep 15, 2010
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1plus1is3 wrote: yes but none are mine
If a member become active in a group, they sometimes get offered an admin post. From there, they can become leader-in-waiting - and possibly take over if the original group creator leaves.
Do you have any admin experience?
You can be admin in my nadal group if you want.
bigpoison wrote:
Groups are for joiners.
"I think if we have to wear uniforms, they should all be different."
I like that. Where's it from?
electricpawn wrote:
bigpoison wrote:
Groups are for joiners.
"I think if we have to wear uniforms, they should all be different."
I like that. Where's it from?
Village People?
MyCowsCanFly wrote:
electricpawn wrote:
bigpoison wrote:
Groups are for joiners.
"I think if we have to wear uniforms, they should all be different."
I like that. Where's it from?
Village People?
Spot on, bigpoison is the cowboy, leather chaps and all. 
electricpawn wrote:
bigpoison wrote:
Groups are for joiners.
"I think if we have to wear uniforms, they should all be different."
I like that. Where's it from?
It's from Cheech and Chong...can't remember which one. Tommy Chong's line.
Oh, and by the by, Prawny, I'm reporting you for abuse. You're all the time hurting my feelings.
artfizz wrote:
1plus1is3 wrote: yes but none are mine
If a member become active in a group, they sometimes get offered an admin post. From there, they can become leader-in-waiting - and possibly take over if the original group creator leaves.
Do you have any admin experience?
Yes in world chess players 200
The Winning Team 100
Team Admin Star Sovietics 70
and other minor groups
If you want to be an admin try this group. It looks to me like pretty much everyone in that group is an admin or Superadmin.
http://www.chess.com/groups/home/international-sarcasm-societylike-we-need-your-support
Is it against rules for a premium meber to make a group and then give it to someone else?