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Tracer2960
Dec 21, 2014
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If you think that's bad, start posting on the forums.
Your on the Internet people aren't nice toughen up or disable chat/messages.
Alec has a good point
Dec 21, 2014
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#5
It is unfortunate that you had to have some creep insult you, but in the end, they just revealed what crap they are. You can either go to the bother of reporting them, or just move on.
I just move on.
Dec 22, 2014
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I immediately block them, but again, these people do it anyway since they don't fear the consequences - since there are none.
@Alec289 - Yes. This is Internet. But again, it is a closed community site where everyone is logged in - therefore, everyone can be identified and banned.
DrSpudnik wrote:
I just move on.
I was going to tell ugly here to move on himself, but I see it's help and support.
So, you can submit a ticket for abuse and that ought to do the trick.
two things I can't stand: abuse and intolerance of any kind, and naggy talking birds.
That's three things.
:O
U can count higher than me!!!
Why would anybody care that someone writes "fu" on their wall? They were probably raised in New Jersey where that just means "Hello. How is your day?"
I don't agree with people who say to move on. Yes, sure I won't lose any sleep on that, but why there shouldn't be consequences for these guys? It is not so difficult, just make the option of reporting easier to find, and truly ban them for a while. Right now, it looks like nobody really cares. I play bullet a lot, and the percentage of people using bad language and violating fair play policy... looks like every fourth one or so. And it keeps getting worse.
Perhaps those at the top have determined that the cost of marshalling the resources necessary to police the idiocy on this site is just too high.
Dec 23, 2014
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#13
Nasty people get a certain edge on line.
Though to be fair, I know a person who mumbles swears, filthy accusations and vague threats in face-to-face blitz games.
Just say: "You really are tough on the Internet. So, tell me how much of an ass-kicker you are."
DrSpudnik wrote:
Nasty people get a certain edge on line.
Though to be fair, I know a person who mumbles swears, filthy accusations and vague threats in face-to-face blitz games.
.........
As a kibitzer or player?
Dec 23, 2014
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I agree with the OP and Mrs Baginskaite that these insulting comments are very annoying. Unfortunately, chess.com won't regulate anything as this is a 11M members website, so they'd rather keep the jerks and cheaters Wal-Mart style.
To get better playing environment, you can either join a group with respectful people, or try a paid option like ICC.
Even if you get a guy banned for bad language, he will create a new account and start over anyway.
CamillaB wrote:
I don't agree with people who say to move on. Yes, sure I won't lose any sleep on that, but why there shouldn't be consequences for these guys? It is not so difficult, just make the option of reporting easier to find, and truly ban them for a while. Right now, it looks like nobody really cares. I play bullet a lot, and the percentage of people using bad language and violating fair play policy... looks like every fourth one or so. And it keeps getting worse.
yeah that i definately true for me. I expect it from 1000 players that are probably 10 years old, but seriously 2100's???? I have found in general if people are active on the forums/all different ratings their either really bad trolls or pretty nice (there are exceptions of course)
Kraynight wrote:
If you think that's bad, start posting on the forums.
If he thinks that's bad, he should stay away from the forums.