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@nircom you are making this worst with every post...
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Feb 21, 2017
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it's ok i don't need any help, Chekkilah's post might be worth mulling over in your mind.
Why '67?
It happens when they lose and their ego is busted.I feel pity for them actually.But in your case i can see that there were some kind of provocation from your side too.Once when an opponent asked me to resign i purposefully stalled and made him wait.Its considered rude to ask a losing opponent to resign.You have to give him time to honourably resign and not demand for it.But there are some players here who stall the game for more than 10 min.Sadly nothing can be done about it.
Get over yourself OP
shcherbak wrote:
MatingNet91 wrote:
This isn't racism but Anti-Semitism. Judaism is not a race but a religion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisemitism
Don't talk senseless stuff, silly. Also for a homework compare anti-zionism, anti-judaism and anti-semitism in 3000 words.
What is said is completely true. For homework why don't you get a makeup tutorial. Your avatar clearly stats you need one.
nircom wrote:
Hi Friends,
I will explain you why I asked him to resign like a man - because he let the timer run more than 2 minutes.. there is no point to do that and this is not the sport. anyway I think there is no place for his bad language even if he lost the game.
Have a nice day and always be a sportsman-like
The time stamps show that he had only 1:07 left on his clock for the last move.
I don't excuse his response but I do agree that you partly provoked his reaction.
Plus, you violated the rule against naming and shaming in the forum. Next time, write an email to support and avoid provoking flame wars on the forum.
In my opinion, Both should be punished, Nircom because for provoking the other player and Vilinus_Trader because of taking the "bait" and being racist to Nircom
Like Xkcd says: The conversation ends in a draw 
- Because both sides did something wrong and it ends in argument repetiton
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Feb 21, 2017
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try looking at it from this angle, is it good sportsmanship to ask someone to resign when the rules of chess state that checkmate ends the game ? is it fair to ask your opponent to resign when they could get a stalemate or their opponent could fail to checkmate in the time available ? is it fair to distract your opponent while they were concentrating ?
Feb 21, 2017
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I dont understand why to ASK someone to resign in a totally loose situation while he pretend to "think" and just wasting time is a provocative act ?!
I believe it's against the rules. And you didn't ask, you demanded.
I'll give you a sample of the smack talk i got and to be honest i found it mildly amusing...here is a screenshot of his 'punch line'
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