A lot of people are doing it, the only reason is they are not punished. If you abort the game, it should be a loss.
How do I keep people from aborting the online game?

A lot of people are doing it, the only reason is they are not punished. If you abort the game, it should be a loss.
If Chess.com did that some players would jump at the chance to lower their rating and sandbag their opponents!

1.You can set rating requirements.
2. The system never selects games with preset positions.
This whole comment is nonsense.

A lot of people are doing it, the only reason is they are not punished. If you abort the game, it should be a loss.
If Chess.com did that some players would jump at the chance to lower their rating and sandbag their opponents!
I don't think there's a huge difference between aborting and waiting your opponent to make a move and then resigning.

@ Goldname
If you started or joined some thematic tournaments you might avoid this problem.
Thematic tournaments don't occur that often. Plus I'm not going to just wait for one to occur that involves the openings I want to practice.
A lot of people are doing it, the only reason is they are not punished. If you abort the game, it should be a loss.
If Chess.com did that some players would jump at the chance to lower their rating and sandbag their opponents!
I don't think there's a huge difference between aborting and waiting your opponent to make a move and then resigning.
I like to practice specific chess openings, so I use preset positions. However, it's as if some people are incapable of reading the title of the game in which I specifically list the opening, and they keep aborting it.
Is there a feature where I can prevent online game aborts or at least be notified?