And you haven't explained why people need to play games before they are allowed to post anything. What difference does it make?
Chess is not a social media website
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TheHarbingerOfDoom wrote:
Why do people feel the need to point out the difference between a thread and a forum? There’s not a person reading it that doesn’t know what they meant. But fifty times a day someone has to point it out.
It’s just not necessary
It’s just not necessary
It's like pointing to a leaf on the ground and calling it a tree. It makes you look stupid.
Nah mate. Every time someone calls it a forum we all know they are referring to a thread.
Time to go tell people it should be you’re instead of your I think.
Time to go tell people it should be you’re instead of your I think.
That also makes people look stupid.
Dec 6, 2020
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if they do games or not why u care lol this is their choices every one is free simple....
TheHarbingerOfDoom wrote:
It’s good to talk
yes it is but I don't think it is good not to play a single game
bruh if there not affecting u by not playing games dont see the problemo
I agree. This site was made for playing chess. It's literally called chess.com, not chat.com.
Nov 22, 2021
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Cool_Chill_Guy wrote:
I agree. This site was made for playing chess. It's literally called chess.com, not chat.com.
I disagree. This site was made for serving ads, so it should be called ads.com. Chess is only an excuse to get people here. ;-)
Nov 22, 2021
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Chess.com IS social media ... it's literally designed to be that way, connecting players from all around the world.
EscherehcsE wrote:
Cool_Chill_Guy wrote:
I agree. This site was made for playing chess. It's literally called chess.com, not chat.com.
I disagree. This site was made for serving ads, so it should be called ads.com. Chess is only an excuse to get people here. ;-)
I respectfully disagree, but lets not argue.
It’s just not necessary