These days, calling someone the wrong pronoun is verbal abuse.
Ignore it.
what is a pronon
he, she, them, they
These days, calling someone the wrong pronoun is verbal abuse.
Ignore it.
what is a pronon
he, she, them, they
These days, calling someone the wrong pronoun is verbal abuse.
Ignore it.
what is a pronon
he, she, them, they
dont forget mentally ill
bruh is also a pronoun.
i.e. bruh did this, bruh said that, bruh took their tablets.
Lol
Sanbagging detection system is absurd and absolutely inaccurate. I once missed a forced mate in 5 in an opening I knew very well, and couldn't win a rook endgame up 4 pawns in a couple blitz games. It was on my mind for days after. If the site accused me of deliberately drawing/losing that would only be adding insult to ego injury.
My sandbagging detection was probably from bullet. I mean, I might have blundered a queen, but what do you expect? Less then 400 rating and with time pressure!!
If you got such message from chess.com, you should write in support that you don't talk in chat during the games and ask them what you wrote bad if they notice that
Alright, I've been muted before, but many of the reasons weren't my fault. I'm not going into that right now.
Apparently, I've been 'trash talking' during games. I turn off the setting to chat in live games! Why would I be doing that? Even after games, I send a good game trophy/award or say GG in messages. I don't understand how the system found this, or if there is some person who wants me to get banned from cc.
Chesscom said this:
We have received reports of verbal harassment or abuse from several of your recent opponents.
Footnote: Not being on topic here, but a couple months ago I also received a sandbagging strike. I tried contacting support but they didn't remove the strike.
What happens now?
Gaby
Edit:
Here is a screenshot of my privacy settings for proof that I don't use chat in daily and live games:
I believe that message is a generic message and can be from chat abuse or being reported on your profile, for other content areas.
These days, calling someone the wrong pronoun is verbal abuse.
Ignore it.
I agree Ignore it completely but if you keep getting messages from chess.com then ask them what proof did the people who reported you give
You can't do that. If I ignore it, and if it happens again then I will get my account closed on chess.com. None of you understand what the consequences are. I can't just 'ask' chess.com what proof they have. I have to send millions of emails, all of them taking ages. It's not worth the hassle to get another account on here.