rooperi wrote:
Roaring loins? dude, you need to find a girl, quick....
What is even more entertaining than the conversations are well placed mispellings. I can't quit laughing!!!!!!
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goldendog wrote:
Also, take note you bleeding hearts that you can only forgive him for what he has done to you. You don't have standing to forgive him for virtually the whole of his offence which was to the site, the people he cheated, etc..
Dis is vhat I say!
wow
TheGrobe wrote:
chess_kebabs wrote:
When I say tolerance.. I mean not writing someone off because of a failing they may have had... especially when they are a friend or family member... and you know they are sincerely remorseful...
Some people seem to be, well he screwed up, so off with his head. If that person is sincerely remorseful for what he or she did.... I like to give them a second chance...
I think you may be confusing tolerance with forgiveness. If he is forgiven, a relapse should still not be tolerated.
i suggest people who are
sincerely remorseful get their points reduced to 1200 and for their winnings get few points say 25 for a certain time say a month or 2 or for 1 hundred games
and they must show they stoped cheating then they are free
any cheaters beat punishment is to get reduced to 1200
there is
ChessDweeb wrote:
rooperi wrote:
Roaring loins? dude, you need to find a girl, quick....
What is even more entertaining than the conversations are well placed mispellings. I can't quit laughing!!!!!!
That is prety funny....I didn't realise till now that I had buggered it up! lol
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chess_kebabs wrote:
ChessDweeb wrote:
rooperi wrote:
Roaring loins? dude, you need to find a girl, quick....
What is even more entertaining than the conversations are well placed mispellings. I can't quit laughing!!!!!!
lol - you spelled misspellings wrong!!
I am a really bad speller. I usually try to use the spellchecker before sending. I was laughing so hard I forgot. Roaring Loins doesn't even show up on internet searches. What a great name for a romance novel. 
What is your native language, if I might ask?
That's an easy apology to accept.
Applause to erik!
i am glad he didn't cuss people out and blame other people, he/she has figured out his/her punishment in mature!
genuine remorse
Genuine remorse = easy to forgive????
Feel sorry for Anton? A second chance?
Some are put in a higher position of trust by the nature of their job or responsibilities to constiuents, employees, or those they serve.
When they break that trust the infraction is far greater than merely cheating. It's a betrayal of not only their own integrity but also a betrayal to thousands once served.
Chess.com acted correctly least they too become invalid in character. Lets assure a conviction of solid character remains a founding principle at Chess.com.
Character: It seems to be a troubled commidity in these troubled times.
Suggo wrote:
Genuine remorse = easy to forgive????
I agree. You can accept someone's apology for breaking your trust, but you'd be a fool to allow them back into a position of trust, never-mind the precedent it would set. In this case putting them back into a position of trust is allowing them to re-open their account, period, nevermind moderator status.
Even if you do find it within yourself to forgive, forgetting is pure folly.
chess_kebabs wrote:
definitely genuine remorse, and definitely easy to forgive... for some of us anyway.. glad to see I am not the only one who feels this way..
Stop it. You aren't morally superior to anyone in this thread. You're repeatedly reminding us all how you are forgiving someone for wrongs done to SOMEONE BESIDES YOURSELF, ARE YOU INSANE?
One of the hardest things to do is to forgive. Im sorry but i dont have the time or energy to not forgive. Life is to short to not be able to let go.
Could a quarantine work? Ok to post and play bullet (no time to cheat)
So after a year or two give the poor bastard a new chance?
I belive in forgiving, nobody is perfect.
CPawn wrote:
One of the hardest things to do is to forgive. Im sorry but i dont have the time or energy to not forgive. Life is to short to not be able to let go.
I have never found it time consuming or energy sapping to not forgive...on the other hand, forgiving...that takes time and energy!
AH