get rid of impolite players - Chess Forums

nicomoon

Oct 7, 2018

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#1

Hello everybody,
I write here because I am really surprised by the amount of impolite players I meet on chess.com. I am choked by the messages I receive, especially on a chess plateform... if you feel the same, let's encourage chess.com developers to add a button to signal them and when they get a certain percentage of bad points, they receive a threat of cancelation of the account.

Peace to everybody
Nico, Switzerland

notmtwain

Oct 7, 2018

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#2

nicomoon wrote:

Hello everybody,
I write here because I am really surprised by the amount of impolite players I meet on chess.com. I am choked by the messages I receive, especially on a chess plateform... if you feel the same, let's encourage chess.com developers to add a button to signal them and when they get a certain percentage of bad points, they receive a threat of cancelation of the account.

Peace to everybody
Nico, Switzerland

Choking? I get messages from strangers very rarely. Maybe it's because I used to have the same problem and I went into settings to disallow club or tournament invitations and I have turned off almost all notifications.

DaRealMLGTL

Oct 7, 2018

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#3

notmtwain wrote:

nicomoon wrote:

Hello everybody,
I write here because I am really surprised by the amount of impolite players I meet on chess.com. I am choked by the messages I receive, especially on a chess plateform... if you feel the same, let's encourage chess.com developers to add a button to signal them and when they get a certain percentage of bad points, they receive a threat of cancelation of the account.

Peace to everybody
Nico, Switzerland

Choking? I get messages from strangers very rarely. Maybe it's because I used to have the same problem and I went into settings to disallow club or tournament invitations and I have turned off almost all notifications.

Problem solved

notmtwain

Oct 7, 2018

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#4

nicomoon wrote:

Thank you for your kindness and this beautiful example. You are exactly the type of players that should be banned.

Please explain yourself. I can understand why you would object to molo_molo but not why you would have any problems with Dareal or me.

M_L_1

Oct 7, 2018

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#5

I’m just bored

Taskinen

Oct 7, 2018

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#6

Do you see any issues with your suggestion? Like people giving you "bad points" just because they lost a game?

JamesAgadir

Oct 7, 2018

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#7

notmtwain a écrit :

nicomoon wrote:

Thank you for your kindness and this beautiful example. You are exactly the type of players that should be banned.

Please explain yourself. I can understand why you would object to molo_molo but not why you would have any problems with Dareal or me.

I think he was only talking to molo.

nicomoon

Oct 8, 2018

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#8

Yes, I was talking about molo-molo.

I think it is easy to avoid peolple for giving bad reviews when they loose a game by checking the percentage of bad reviews they give compared to the amount of game they play.

M_L_1

Oct 8, 2018

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#9

Lose

M_L_1

Oct 8, 2018

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#10

Loose is like loose tea or loose change.

Pensak

Oct 8, 2018

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#11

I feel you, some guy left a note on my page saying " slow and boring" because I whooped his butt... I wanted to answer on his page and put "easy win" lol but for some reason I couldn't find it... perhaps he blocked me idk

IMKeto

Oct 8, 2018

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#12

nicomoon wrote:

Hello everybody,
I write here because I am really surprised by the amount of impolite players I meet on chess.com. I am choked by the messages I receive, especially on a chess plateform... if you feel the same, let's encourage chess.com developers to add a button to signal them and when they get a certain percentage of bad points, they receive a threat of cancelation of the account.

Peace to everybody
Nico, Switzerland

Turn everything off except for Friend Requests. When the people that you accept a friend request from prove to be an online a-hole, block them and move on. Problem solved.

IMKeto

Oct 8, 2018

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#13

ghost_of_pushwood wrote:

Actually, "loose" has become the official chess.com spelling for "lose" (it's kind of a common-law thing).

That's been the norm since day 1 here.

Followed by "hacked"

M_L_1

Oct 8, 2018

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#14

the illiterate have destroyed us. woe unto them

staples13

Oct 8, 2018

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#15

Are you a Federer fan Nicomoon

M_L_1

Oct 8, 2018

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#16

I was then I stopped watching

Humbleplops

Oct 8, 2018

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#17

nicomoon wrote:

Hello everybody,
I write here because I am really surprised by the amount of impolite players I meet on chess.com. I am choked by the messages I receive, especially on a chess plateform... if you feel the same, let's encourage chess.com developers to add a button to signal them and when they get a certain percentage of bad points, they receive a threat of cancelation of the account.

Peace to everybody
Nico, Switzerland

Me thinks it must be " You ". I have been on here for some weeks now, no impolite comments. Mind you I am such a nice person, and I only win 70% of my games.

cellomaster8

Oct 8, 2018

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#18

I have a feeling that there are multiple accounts for one person here...

Humbleplops

Oct 8, 2018

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#19

Pensak wrote:

I feel you, some guy left a note on my page saying " slow and boring" because I whooped his butt... I wanted to answer on his page and put "easy win" lol but for some reason I couldn't find it... perhaps he blocked me idk

" Whooped his butt " The term is soundly beaten " . The American education system has much to answer for.,, Not least of all " The Orange Fruit Cake " aka... Trump.

cellomaster8

Oct 8, 2018

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#20

Your country (assuming you’re actually from the UK) isn’t any better. Brexit on the brink, and your country is in disarray. Trump may be crude in how he speaks, but he is a successful businessman so our economy isn’t suffering like yours