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this honestly sounds kinda cool
i need a break from all that crap
Mar 1, 2024
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#7
#1 I notice a lack of info on how to get there and anything logistics and just advertising
Mar 1, 2024
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#10
Carjbee123 wrote:
(Joke mods)
Even joking doesn't justify violating the Chess.com Community Policy. No foul here, don't worry.
FYI, I'm mostly concerned about content that attacks and harasses users based on identity factors (such as nationality, race, religion, disabilities, gender and sexual orientation). This is hate speech and can be very hurtful and harmful to those targeted.
Mar 1, 2024
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#11
festerthetester2 wrote:
How about the op in this thread who is using chat GPT to generate text here and in other places?
This might be the reason I'm viewing this thread, however, I will share a rare glimpse into how we enforce the community policy...
- Even if I knew it was generated by ChatGPT, this is not prohibited by the community policy.
- Use of an image not their own... not a rule and the image doesn't appear to violate the community policy.
- It doesn't appear to be spam.
- It may be an advertisement... but for what exactly?
Perhaps OP has made an invitation to discuss in this thread.
What requirement in the community policy would you apply to OP?
AwesomeAtti wrote:
festerthetester2 wrote:
How about the op in this thread who is using chat GPT to generate text here and in other places?
This might be the reason I'm
viewing this thread, however, I will give a rare glimpse into how we enforce the community policy...
Even if I knew it was generated by ChatGPT, this is not prohibited by the community policy. Use of an image not their own... the image doesn't appear to violate the community policy. It doesn't appear to be spam. What requirement in the community policy would you apply to this?
Just so you know, a good website for ChatGPT detection is
And if anyone's wondering:
I think using ChatGPT to make a generic invite about your club, community, etc. should be banned.
It creates a false air of professionalism and it feels like a scam when you realize the professionalism demonstrated isn't actually present in the club. I've fallen prey to this once before.
Mar 1, 2024
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#13
Six_Pack_Of_Flabs wrote:
Just so you know, a good website for ChatGPT detection is
This is a pro tip! I'm glad such tools exist. Thank you.
If it were an invite to a club (outside of the club forum) this would be a violation. No club is referenced (or external website). There is no call to action. It appears to be an invite to discuss in this thread. I've seen non-native english speaking users call a message thread a "club" or "forum" (perhaps a function of a translation tool or not being familiar with the terminology).
At the moment, use of ChatGPT is not prohibited. Moderators don't make the community policy, however, I would urge you to also share this suggestion in the site feedback forum and/or contacting support@chess.com. I also share suggestions like this with the moderation team.
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