Not easily. A search engine, site specific search might do it but the more active you are the less accurate the results. You could also use site search.
That said, those kinds of posts really aren't allowed, so they will often get moderated. The most common place for them to appear are on your notes though.
If you want to see snarky comments about yourself, I recommend that you do the following when playing live chess:
1. Offer draws in lost positions.
2. When your opponent declines, make another offer immediately.
3. Repeat #2 until you get tired. Then call your opponent a (insert insult here) in chat and disconnect.
4. Go to your opponent's profile and repost the insult.
5. If you happen to win, make sure to rub it in your opponent's face.
6. Often the best way to do that is to type "gg," preferably before the game is over.
Follow these steps, and soon you'll see snarky comments popping up continuously on your profile.
If you want to see snarky comments about yourself, I recommend that you do the following when playing live chess:
1. Offer draws in lost positions.
2. When your opponent declines, make another offer immediately.
3. Repeat #2 until you get tired. Then call your opponent a (insert insult here) in chat and disconnect.
4. Go to your opponent's profile and repost the insult.
5. If you happen to win, make sure to rub it in your opponent's face.
6. Often the best way to do that is to type "gg," preferably before the game is over.
Follow these steps, and soon you'll see snarky comments popping up continuously on your profile.
lol. And say "unlucky" at random intervals during the game to make them overthink the position
I gave you some snarky comments on your profile just now.
And don't forget to type bazinga in the chat every time you move.
macer75 wrote:
If you want to see snarky comments about yourself, I recommend that you do the following when playing live chess:
1. Offer draws in lost positions.
2. When your opponent declines, make another offer immediately.
3. Repeat #2 until you get tired. Then call your opponent a (insert insult here) in chat and disconnect.
4. Go to your opponent's profile and repost the insult.
5. If you happen to win, make sure to rub it in your opponent's face.
6. Often the best way to do that is to type "gg," preferably before the game is over.
Follow these steps, and soon you'll see snarky comments popping up continuously on your profile.
"That said, those kinds of posts really aren't allowed,"
There are about a dozen or so forum threads here about me. I'm like freaking popular.
I wasn't exactly asking how I can elicit abuse from others but this has been instructive even though I live in New Jersey where verbal abuse is an art form.
Type !! after every move of yours to show them that you're playing very well.
We don't go after you, but we have a lot to say about YOUR MOTHER!
If you want to see snarky comments about yourself, I recommend that you do the following when playing live chess:
1. Offer draws in lost positions.
2. When your opponent declines, make another offer immediately.
3. Repeat #2 until you get tired. Then call your opponent a (insert insult here) in chat and disconnect.
4. Go to your opponent's profile and repost the insult.
5. If you happen to win, make sure to rub it in your opponent's face.
6. Often the best way to do that is to type "gg," preferably before the game is over.
Follow these steps, and soon you'll see snarky comments popping up continuously on your profile.
lol you made my day!
Fllowing macer's method;
1) Resign in a position where you can mate Mr. Opponent in a move.
2) Call him ssome insults on the chat
3) Insult him again on his notes
4) Insult him again on his messages.
5) Insult him in public in the forums.
6) Go out to the roadside and scream"I HATE MY (OPPONEN'TTS NAME)
7) Go to some restaurant and do the same as in step 6
8) Go to the government and complain to him.
9) When he returns from prison, you can find snarky comments.
Thanks, have a good day.
Where on the site can a person find the comments others make about him/her? I get messages of course, but is there a separate place where people are saying things like "loser", "uses an engine", "avoid this person"- you know, that kind of stuff?