ps: i link or name to find your club would help!
Need club members
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make it at least 30|30 and i’m in
ps: i link or name to find your club would help!
ps: i link or name to find your club would help!
Okay (name changed to 45 | 45 / 30 | 0 we can do that to here is the link:https://www.chess.com/club/30-minute-and-45-plus-45-tournaments
I want to apply for this club
I want a club where i can practice , but I'm new to rapid and not good at it... so am i allowed to join ?
The point is to practice and get better, you get (virtual) medals but...
anyone can join
Can I join
yes
Postafi wrote:
No wonder you're short of club members. I like rapid, but would think twice before joining a club with such an admin. Chess.com is generating enough self-serving hysteria about cheating already.
Just trying to make sure no one does, What could I do better? I know for a fact that there are cheaters in longer time controls because I have caught them in the past, I reported them and they were banned within a short time.
jbent02 wrote:
Postafi wrote:
No wonder you're short of club members. I like rapid, but would think twice before joining a club with such an admin. Chess.com is generating enough self-serving hysteria about cheating already.
Just trying to make sure no one does, What could I do better? I know for a fact that there are cheaters in longer time controls because I have caught them in the past, I reported them and they were banned within a short time.
I'd recommend joining the Cheating Forum: https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum There's discussion of tools and techniques to detect it in there.
I would also recommend requiring new members to have been on the site for a time; for Untitled Tuesday, we require three months: https://www.chess.com/club/untitled-tuesday. That plus the repeated warning that I'll be checking our events has kept the number of incidents pretty low. A rule restricting new accounts also helps keep out other trouble-makers.
You'll also find tips and ideas for running a club in the Admin's Corner & Training Club: https://www.chess.com/club/admin-s-corner-and-training-club
MGleason wrote:
jbent02 wrote:
Postafi wrote:
No wonder you're short of club members. I like rapid, but would think twice before joining a club with such an admin. Chess.com is generating enough self-serving hysteria about cheating already.
Just trying to make sure no one does, What could I do better? I know for a fact that there are cheaters in longer time controls because I have caught them in the past, I reported them and they were banned within a short time.
I'd recommend joining the Cheating Forum: https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum There's discussion of tools and techniques to detect it in there.
I would also recommend requiring new members to have been on the site for a time; for Untitled Tuesday, we require three months: https://www.chess.com/club/untitled-tuesday. That plus the repeated warning that I'll be checking our events has kept the number of incidents pretty low. A rule restricting new accounts also helps keep out other trouble-makers.
You'll also find tips and ideas for running a club in the Admin's Corner & Training Club: https://www.chess.com/club/admin-s-corner-and-training-club
That's helpful, thanks!
I need members for my 30 | 0 club. I will have 30 | 0 tournaments and will kick anyone suspected of cheating by 2 or more players, and if sufficient evidence is provided. This is a good way to get longer games without having to worry about cheaters.