"Chineses" can visit some websites.
I'm not sure if you should be allowed the same...
How do I get "Points"?
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okok i am chinese but i live in canada I had immigrated...
Dec 23, 2009
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#324
kasparov888 wrote: okok i am chinese but i live in canada I had immigrated...
The chess rules are the same as in Canada.
Erik's site rules: forum-posting-rules---be-nice--no-religious-or-political-debate
Dec 23, 2009
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#325
ASpieboy wrote:
"Chineses" can visit some websites.
I'm not sure if you should be allowed the same...
It will be interesting to see whether chess.com is accessible from China. I would assume not.
and what i can do now? i can change it?
Jan 3, 2010
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#327
chess.... it is INTERNET chess.com is accesible from everywhere in the world, with an internet conection......... unless this site is blocked by someone, but in that case it won't be matter of this site, that would be matter of that people that blocks this site....
Jan 4, 2010
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#328
MINTAKASTAR wrote:
chess.... it is INTERNET chess.com is accesible from everywhere in the world, with an internet conection......... unless this site is blocked by someone, but in that case it won't be matter of this site, that would be matter of that people that blocks this site....
Beijing keeps trying to block Internet access
Reuters is reporting that China has issued new Internet regulations that could place much of the Internet off-limits to Chinese readers. (China to require Internet domain name registration)
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology ordered domain management institutions and internet service providers to tighten control over domain name registration, in a three-phase plan laid out on its website (www.miit.gov.cn) late on Sunday.
“Domain names that have not registered will not be resolved or transferred,” MIIT said, in an action plan to “further deepen” an ongoing anti-pornography campaign that has resulted in significant tightening of Chinese Internet controls.
Only allowing Chinese viewers to access sites registered on a whitelist would give Chinese authorities much greater control, but would also block millions of completely innocuous sites.
http://blogs.spjnetwork.org/ijc/?p=612
Jan 4, 2010
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#329
boy678 wrote: I want a T-Shirt :D but i only have 224 points nao :(
You have about 675 points left in which to achieve a reversal of chess.com policy whereby they reinstate their free T-shirt (or alternatively a free string vest for British members) policy at 1,000 points.
Jan 5, 2010
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#330
artfizz : really????????????? OMG !!!!
i entered that page... but... guess what? it is in chinesse heheh XD
thanks that is my new knowledge of today XD chess... OMG incredible o.O
Phobetor wrote:
Wow, a Chess.com T-shirt! That's even better than a Ferrari!
You'd better print that shirt already, since I'm only 984 points away from 1000 points! (983 now!)
yeah a lot better. :D
Trickster wrote:
Now ..... that t-shirt encourages me! LOL!
drmr4vrmr wrote:
what does the t-shirt say?
I don't know.
Jan 17, 2010
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#334
drmr4vrmr wrote: what does the t-shirt say?
dlb2 wrote: I don't know.
Chess.com T-shirts don't talk: they go without saying.
Jan 17, 2010
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#335
RUHMP1 wrote:
I wanna a t-shirt.
spamspamspamspamspamspam
p.s. Do i get points for spamming?
Sure thing. You get POINTed to the door.
Who in their right minds, wants a friggin' T-shirt with a logo that don't assume? yo!
Wow! This thread is dead, but its probably worth posting just to get a point. I was actually hoping for some chess.com underwear. I didn't see that in the store. Oh, and i prefer boxers to briefs, thanks!
2 years later.................... Staff........u still give out free tshirts?
Congratulations to Erik for 10,000 points! I hope he didn't achieve that through spammy methods
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i didnt know chineses could use internet arent yall controlled by comminists that dont allow internet access outside of the country