Malicious player
Not reading the thread and then posting willy-nilly wastes the time of others and is disrespectful.
Some posters don't mind doing so though, so long as they get their cookies.
That's what's important. Me me me.
I'm describing you, accurately.
This guy might be the most selfish poster on the site, if he were real and on the site. Maybe:

 There's no sense trying to explain anything to you. You only read your own posts.
If you could post his name we could all block him. Maybe he'd get the message when he couldn't get any play.
 That suggestion's sounding more than a little trollish, to my ears.
sftac
I disagree. I think that this naming and shaming rule is flawed, as people who stall games like this deserve to be outed to the public, not defended. Â Presumably, the naming and shaming rule was to defend people who may not have actually stalled the game, as well as other people that didn't do anything (like a thread that someone made calling me a complete and utter twit).
This is the thread that enlighted me that the naming and shaming rule is flawed:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/how-do-you-report-someone
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