Account Closed Symbol

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I've noticed that some players who have closed accounts have the little symbol next to their name, and some do not. Is there a way to differentiate between a player closing thier account and chess.com doing so? 

Avatar of kco

A symbol next to them mean they have been banned for cheating.

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like this one ?...

Avatar of LookingAround

Yes...And an account closed with no symbol means the player closed his own account?

Avatar of kco

Yes that is correct and sometime the staff may close the member account for other reasons.

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When member close their own account, their contents may remain here to be seen.

[Although a member may ask for their content to be hidden when they close it. Mod.]

Avatar of VLaurenT

As an addendum, titled players closed for cheating don't get the 'cheater' icon (this is a chess.com general policy).

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LookingAround wrote:

Yes...And an account closed with no symbol means the player closed his own account?

It can also mean the account was closed by chess.com, but not for cheating (spamming, sandbagging, multiple accounts...)

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hicetnunc wrote:

As an addendum, titled players closed for cheating don't get the 'cheater' icon (this is a chess.com general policy).

I didn't know that.  Huh...

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hursha6b5 wrote:

 A red vs. White x

Exactly

 

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A gray circle with an X in it means the player closed his own account.

A red circle with an X in it means a moderator closed the account.

I don’t know what a red circle with a / in it means.