You may not agree, but he asked politely.
You can politely disagree in my opinion
Why complain?

I agree with you onosson .. My avg time/move is small to and even like that I get some people saying that, some times not so politely ..
Even taking the risk of being rude, the best to do is just to ignore ..

Best thing to do is to just take even longer! lol
Nah just kidding, what a rude thing to ask though - if someone asked me to move faster in an OTB game I would complain to the Arbiter and demand my clock has 2 minutes added.

You may not agree, but he asked politely.
You can politely disagree in my opinion
Yes, you are right - at least he wasn't rude about it (that has happened to me before though). I did respond politely to him, in fact, but I just wonder why he was in such a hurry... there are 'fast move' tournaments, are there not?

Well I tend to do a lot too but its your choice, you don't have to move fast if you don't want to, seeing the time limit.

Just got the following messages in a game:
xxxxxx: pls
xxxxxx: could you play faster?
xxxxxx: to finish this
This is on move 10 of a tournament game with 3 day moves... as of yet, no pieces have been captured, and we are both pretty even in development. The game just started yesterday, so it's not like I'm taking a full 3 days - my overall avg. time/move is under an hour! Why enter a 3 day move tourney if you really just want to play blitz???
Haven't you come across this before? How long have you been playing on the internet? The worst ones just say "move" without any further comment, that sure is annoying.

I always get annoyed waiting for my opponent when they take over a day to make their move. I make sure to respond within atleast thirty minutes of when my opponent makes a move to keep the game going at a reasonable pace but it seems that some people dont share my enthusiasm. Of course I never tell anyone to move faster or anything, I simply bottle the resentment up inside and let it stew .

Wouldn't the quickest way for your opponent to finish the game be to just resign it? (In effect, if he's asking you to play quicker, he's asking you to play worse, so why not just up the ante and ask him to resign.)

If people want to move all the time all they need to do is play more games. Look at AWARDCHESS, he wants to have moves all the time, so he plays 500+ games..he gets his moves and others get to take their time. So fast players just need to play more games :)

Wouldn't the quickest way for your opponent to finish the game be to just resign it? (In effect, if he's asking you to play quicker, he's asking you to play worse, so why not just up the ante and ask him to resign.)
So funny and true, incisive as usual Loomis. I bet you're a poker player too!

</question> onosson, by any chance, do you or did you at one point edit wikipedia? I was wondering because the </> symbol is used there. <question/>

I always get annoyed waiting for my opponent when they take over a day to make their move. I make sure to respond within atleast thirty minutes of when my opponent makes a move to keep the game going at a reasonable pace but it seems that some people dont share my enthusiasm. Of course I never tell anyone to move faster or anything, I simply bottle the resentment up inside and let it stew .
I'm assuming you meant at most 30 mins, since that fits.
From your Online Chess profile "Time/move: 1 hr 24 mins".

Everyone just calm down a minute, that’s part of chess. I attend a chess club and at this club we play what’s called coffee house chess where you are allowed to talk smack to the other player. It’s harmless banter. Take time to enjoy the game for what it is, a game, besides just ignore the rhetoric if it bothers you.

You may not agree, but he asked politely.
You can politely disagree in my opinion
Yes, you are right - at least he wasn't rude about it (that has happened to me before though). I did respond politely to him, in fact, but I just wonder why he was in such a hurry... there are 'fast move' tournaments, are there not?
I suppose this is because they have nothing else to do but wait at the computer, waiting for your move. Those types of people should go for Live Chess or 1 day Online Chess.
Just got the following messages in a game:
xxxxxx: pls
xxxxxx: could you play faster?
xxxxxx: to finish this
This is on move 10 of a tournament game with 3 day moves... as of yet, no pieces have been captured, and we are both pretty even in development. The game just started yesterday, so it's not like I'm taking a full 3 days - my overall avg. time/move is under an hour! Why enter a 3 day move tourney if you really just want to play blitz???
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