Lucien_Quest wrote:
Would it be possible to make the computer analysis have a better attitude?
If the opponent blunders or makes a mistake, the computer always says "lucky you", in the notes section, not acknowledging that maybe I am playing well.
It also never gives any encouragement, not even so much as a "!", or "!!" when you make a good move.
And when you blunder it's like, "Oh no, you blundered!"...in other words, it only expresses "personal opinion" feedback about the game when it's putting me down.
LOL, I noticed that too! When you play a perfect move the machine goes:
"yeah, yeah, we all saw that. What kept you? Took me 0.000023 milliseconds" 
Eventually, most people will interpret that to mean, "this thread is dangerously close to being locked" Weather it be for the tone of the thread, the topic of conversation, the emotion, the arguments, etc etc.
I swear this is true, once when I lost from a winning position, it actually said "You had a win, but you failed to carry through, so sad."
If chess.com had to give the computer a "persona", why make it a passive-aggressive one???