The Chess Community Needs YOU! - Moderator Application

Muy buena app! A mis 41años de edad...podré llegar hacer gran maestro..?😅

I'm just doing this for a achievement.

I don't think moderating this community will be a great experience...

Job wouldn't suit me as I'm too heavy handed & get trigger happy. 

Hi

Hello

I've just applied, let's see how it goes

Noo ıam fine

No mr beast

I am Türkiye

The score doesn't reflect the ability level at all. Could anyone explain me why? Actually we could get a 1000 points player playing like a 2000 one. Something must be wrong in this score system.

Even official ratings can be like that. I beat multiple 1600 USCF rated players, which is generally considered strong intermediate level, with some basic tactical sequences. 

You may be playing someone who has played a lot over the board, and just not online, and therefore is climbing the ranks up to their own level.

And occasionally there will be a cheater amongst your opponent pool. If after the game you see very high accuracy, moves that seem non-human, and they have a lot of high accuracy games, you may want to send a report them via their profile.

What's its benefit

good afternoon

People have good and bad games. At 1100, you can't really saw someone is playing like a 2000 just because you lost.

I'll do it fo 300$'s a month.

I probably wouldn't be a very good moderator. I'd just have to ban myself. If you ever need a crazy old cob to write crazy articles that no one understands, let me know. I work for free. Or I can just stick to the forums. I feel that a moderator should also be a strong player. 1400+? 1600? A better than average rated player gives me more confidence in his words. Thank you for all your work.

Sad to see commercial websites not willing to compensate their staff with even a couple hundred bucks. Diamond membership? You can't pay rent with that.

Yes you can. Just go to the chess.com apartment complex /s