I agree with you, 1 a day is way too limited especially for those who grind chess
game reviews should be free

Strongly disagree, the reason why you have to pay is because it helps pay for the servers as well. This is what allows us to use this website.

Strongly disagree, the reason why you have to pay is because it helps pay for the servers as well. This is what allows us to use this website.
ya, also the money is used to feed there children, no mno food

I can't agree more. Absolutely. Chess.com is way too greedy especially since it's already cemented itself as the #1 chess website. Put some consideration to poor people and children bruh. The one and only thing I absolutely hate chess.com for. Although there's this website called chessbase, 100x worse, so yea sometimes I forgive cc for this reason.

Just use chessigna.com
What is that??? I use another one which i cant name for reasons
Another website for game review, import ur chess.com username and you should be able to use it, but for some reason right now it doesn’t seem to be working

Just use chessigna.com
What is that??? I use another one which i cant name for reasons
Another website for game review, import ur chess.com username and you should be able to use it, but for some reason right now it doesn’t seem to be working
you mean that wincraft .uk or smth?


definitely disagree; if lichess.com could make money and sustain itself from donations alone, chess.com should do so as well. Parasitizing off of us poor people ain't nice.



yea but chess.com being a for-profit company is really irritating fr. Literally EVERYTHING is business-oriented, and don't care as much about our thoughts compared to how much money they could make. Only good thing about chess.com tho, the staff is generally exceptionally hard working and nice, so yea if chess.com pays these people high salaries, then I'm fine with it (mostly). but if cc is spending money elsewhere then it's totally greedy.
Ngl chess is becoming pay to win
Yea especially at the higher level where people have strong Chess coaches tell them personally how to improve, but the good thing is more and more stuff is becoming free