And oh, Alisa, this will be fun to read and deliver a terse legal description and analysis, like on your U.S. Chess Federation letter in March of this year, like one more step on the ladder to what. You should real consider not offending and students in the game, and be considerate of web site ethics rules quoted often and cited frequent with violations by staff. So, is it a plea of guilty, or innocent with condition and excuse. Bait.
website link to chess fed. @ http://www.uschess.org/content/view/12585/757/
Enter, to fellows and players of all types and sizes. I posted this very continuous response to FM Alisa Melelkhina on her new blog the other day, @ http://www.chess.com/video/player/us-womens-championship-part-4-endgame-odysseys
that which you can now see was deleted. I am very seriously unsure and I feel it is an ethics issue of Alisa Melekhina seeming to represent to delete my comment, in which I worked for hours to procure a development on her points and delivered in a friendly and composite way. I also feel it is an ethics issue and that ethics (with internet ettiquette as a sub-topic) is a principle in "good" chess, just like pawn move. Please read and reat and rate this considerate statement. I am confused and hurt by Alisa's move, I am not sure it, is she Russian? Does it matter? Well, yes, because whatever country she is repping, she is also representing the people there and the chess players (not just the ones she croons with online and sort). Please read this statement, and try, to all GM's and otherwise of course (a haha), to not indiscriminate indicate dislike or perverse abhorrance for your students on chess.com, by erasing friendly comments, and then providing terse responses when questioned, like I feel Alisa will do if I write to her. Est, this is a public forum matter. Think.
Lige