LEAVING NOTE

Hey everyone, This is my final note — my last post on Chess.com's forums, or wherever this reaches you. I'll be leaving Chess.com soon. Many of you know @chief_of_discovery — a wonderfully active and kind-hearted person. He left Chess.com just yesterday. When I asked him why, he said: "I spent most of my precious time on chess, but now I'm moving on to the next chapter of my life — that's why I'm leaving. ✨" That hit me. Because when I reflected on it, I realized I've spent so much of my own time coding and managing clubs here. Time that I should also be dedicating to my studies and my future. I'm sharing this with you not just to explain my departure, but to give you something to think about — whether the time you're spending on Chess.com is truly serving you well. I don't think I'll be returning, so consider this my final message to both my friends and my enemies. To my enemies — I'm sorry: @thedualipagirl @the_friends_of_dualipagirl To my friends — goodbye: @anaygupta9 @cutiepieboy @MrChatty @stellar_endgame @weirdconbacon @shak7h @nickarumithara-123 @batikh-gojo @juliana3377 @fm-syn-xin @duo-owl @alishu99 @chief_of_discovery ...and so many more. To my enemies — I sincerely hope you can forgive me. To my friends — it's been a pleasure. Take care of yourselves. Goodbye, Chess.com. 🖤 — @uchihamikulmd

Simple chatting does not require playing, coding or managing clubs

Hey, I didn't know you but I'm sorry. Well, I can stay here because I'm planning to make money from chess in the future….

You mean @WeirdcoreBacon?