1g4_1-0 wrote:
In before the Lock.
He was caught cheating, at least twice. It is a cultural thing.
Tigran Petrosian got banned for Fair Play violations???????????
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i'm glad that wesley so didn't get banned
PandasAwesome wrote:
i'm glad that wesley so didn't get banned
Legend has it that Wesley's account was hacked in like 2017, it's just a rumor tho
toxic_ness_2 wrote:
woah
back when I used to read random chess.com forums, I found one talking about it. That was 4 years ago... sooooo
I'm pretty sure it's true. He got his account back tho
1g4_1-0 wrote:
toxic_ness_2 wrote:
Lifetime ban?
dang, that better teach him.
If an account is banned for fair play, the only way to get it reopened is via a Successful Appeal
Here are the appeal options:
Appeal is approved - Account is reopened with chess.com's sincere apologies
Appeal is denied and the person admits to cheating - The person is allowed to have a second chance account. If he cheats in the second chance account, there is no third chance account except for legendary occasions.
Appeal is denied and the person doesn't admit to cheating - the person isn't permitted to have another account.
@MGleason said before,
Since the fair play team decided to fully close the account (place the ban symbol), there would be no chance for a successful appeal. Most titled players who were banned get a "silent" ban, where they just change your password to something you can't decipher.
I guess the fair play team are really sure that Petrosyan was using an engine.
Just wanted to say this b4 the lock
Oct 13, 2020
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Art0fArcane wrote:
*Ahem for certain people I must refer to it as a thread*
I know that a lot of people are calling threads or another word, topics, forums.
It used to be that forums were places, and that threads happened in forums.
I know a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but imagine if its namw were changed to pig. There would be a bit of confusion for a while.
And pig would be even more confusing.
He got banned a while ago lol
He cheated in PCL so uh yeah.