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Mister-Horse wrote:
What are the cheating standards? What are the rules in regards to cheating at cheating?
Its all in the TOS that you read when you joined chess.com
Dec 7, 2014
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I_Am_Second wrote:
Mister-Horse wrote:
What are the cheating standards? What are the rules in regards to cheating at cheating?
Its all in the TOS that you read when you joined chess.com
He didn't really join. He just galloped in one day.
EscherehcsE wrote:
I_Am_Second wrote:
Mister-Horse wrote:
What are the cheating standards? What are the rules in regards to cheating at cheating?
Its all in the TOS that you read when you joined chess.com
He didn't really join. He just galloped in one day.
Why do i feel like watching Mr. Ed now?
EscherehcsE is wondering whose horse this is:
I_Am_Second puts Him first:
Mister-Horse galloped in a while back:
What are the cheating standards? What are the rules in regards to cheating at cheating?
Its all in the TOS that you read when you joined chess.com
He didn't really join. He just galloped in one day.
Stay!
I put you on the g4 square for a reason.
Mister-Horse wrote:
What are the cheating standards? What are the rules in regards to cheating at cheating?
From www.chess.com/legal
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No Cheating or Computer Help
You can NEVER use chess programs (Chessmaster, Fritz, etc) to analyze current ongoing games unlessspecifically permitted (such as a computer tournament, etc). The only type of computer assistance allowed is games databases for opening lines in Turn-based Chess and Vote Chess. You cannot receive ANY outside assistance on Live Chess games.
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But here's the kicker that a lot of new players do not realize. Chess engines do not play like humans (even the best GMs), so using an engine in your game is like waving a big red banner that says "I'M CHEATING! BAN ME!"
What are the cheating standards? What are the rules in regards to cheating at cheating?