For me it's the winning.
The most rewarding aspect of playing at Chess.com
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AcivilizedGentleman wrote:
Interesting. To me the most rewarding aspect of playing at Chess.com is not winning or losing but all the 13 year old kids that decide to write me hatemails because I beat them at bullet and didn't want to rematch.
Huh - you find hate mail from children rewarding. Have you held on to a couple of the more particularly vicious examples to perk you up when you're having a bad day? 
"I had a bad day at work and my boss yelled at me, but at least I know that little Timmy from Akron thinks I'm a rotten piece of !@#@ and hopes I die of cancer - and no one can take that away from me!"
I enjoy the opportunity to get competitive games as there are so many people at or around my skill level on chess.com - it's hard to get that in person, at least where I am.
Jun 15, 2012
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For me, the most rewarding aspect of playing at Chess.com is my group of friends, NICU_57 & HIS BEST FRIENDS.
I'm proud to have a lot of friends here
Jun 24, 2012
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I've met a lot of great people and avoided some of those anonymous nasty interactions by not playing live chess. More committed members show up in the tournaments and team matches. I also agree that the opportunity to play so many different opponents of similar levels is a huge benefit of the site. Thanks for the good feeling post.
The most rewarding aspect of playing at Chess.com
is that I gain some friends and meet a lot of people all over the world!
To me the most rewarding aspect of playing at Chess.com is not winning or losing but all the fine people I meet from all over the world.