Computer violates Fair Play policy??
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Dec 24, 2012
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The server here uses certain rules to determine "violations" of the "Fair Play Policy" and apparently they apply to the PC as well. This is how chess.com kicks out deadbeats (and those with poor ISP connections as well, unfortunately) for "dilly-dallying" instead of moving within whatever parameters chess.com has determined constitute "fair play"
Contact the staff directly via Help & Support at the bottom of the page for more details.
This player not only violates the Fair Play Policy, but he also uses a chess engine in all of his games! Please ban him!
NimzoRoy wrote:
macer75 wrote:
This player not only violates the Fair Play Policy, but he also uses a chess engine in all of his games! Please ban him!
Click on Help & Support at the bottom of the page and contact the staff directly. DO NOT "name and shame" anyone in a blog, forum, note or anyplace else other than in a direct communication with the staff.
Erm..... focus, Nimzoroy, I suspect that was a joke....
Dec 26, 2012
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I thought I deleted the post after I "got it." Now I'll delete it fer shure!
Greenhorg is a bizarrely childish abuser.
notworthmytime wrote:
Greenhorg is a bizarrely childish abuser.
What's bizzare about being childish?
"Computer3-HARD may have violated our Fair Play policy - it has been noted and they may have their account restricted."
http://tinyurl.com/d9745zb
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After the computer stopped moving for three minutes, as one might expect from some of the bratty younger players. How does this even happen?