Fair Play Stats for September
https://www.chess.com/article/view/chesscom-update-october-2025
https://www.chess.com/article/view/chesscom-update-october-2025
Thanks for the reply. I don't think it answers my question.
Thanks for the reply. I don't think it answers my question.
Well, they don't respond to individual reports.
However, you can see from the monthly reports that thousands of accounts are muted or closed every month.
Thanks for the reply. I don't think it answers my question.
Well, they don't respond to individual reports.
However, you can see from the monthly reports that thousands of accounts are muted or closed every month.
Yes, sometimes they do respond to individual reports.
The monthly reports don't tell if anybody has been punished for slander.
One local streamer called me a great chess software user too just because he saw the international flag, and blocked me after the game, I think there were no consequences for him. I would not mind if it was an unknown guy but when a player has the "Community Streamer" badge from chess.com in his profile this behaviour is inappropriate a bit
White letters on a white background, a justbefair special.
Fun fact: even highlighting the text doesn't help, as it becomes extreme light blue and white, still unreadable.
One local streamer called me a great chess software user too just because he saw the international flag, and blocked me after the game, I think there were no consequences for him. I would not mind if it was an unknown guy but when a player has the "Community Streamer" badge from chess.com in his profile this behaviour is inappropriate a bit
Did you report it?
Did you report it?
Sure because I think it is over the top for an official chess.com's streamer but who cares...
Has anybody had any luck reporting slanderers (., opponents who accuse you of cheating)? I've reported a few, but never received any response.
They do not close the loop with the reporter. Anything that happens to the reported after that could be coincidental and totally unrelated, if you do check.
Report and move on is the common adage.
One local streamer called me a great chess software user too just because he saw the international flag, and blocked me after the game, I think there were no consequences for him. I would not mind if it was an unknown guy but when a player has the "Community Streamer" badge from chess.com in his profile this behaviour is inappropriate a bit
While streaming?
While streaming?
I think no but still...
Did you report it?
Sure because I think it is over the top for an official chess.com's streamer but who cares...
Has anybody had any luck reporting slanderers (., opponents who accuse you of cheating)? I've reported a few, but never received any response.
They do not close the loop with the reporter. Anything that happens to the reported after that could be coincidental and totally unrelated, if you do check.
Report and move on is the common adage.
I remember getting feedback about some action taken against someone I'd reported, but I can't recall what it was about. It was not a slander case, nor was it about the death threat I once received.
One local streamer called me a great chess software user too just because he saw the international flag, and blocked me after the game, I think there were no consequences for him. I would not mind if it was an unknown guy but when a player has the "Community Streamer" badge from chess.com in his profile this behaviour is inappropriate a bit
Hey Chatty! I'm sorry that you went through this. It is unacceptable behavior regardless of statuses, and should be reported. Please always do, it is helpful and appreciated!
Regarding Community Streamer status: That's auto added to one's profile once they 1. Connect their Twitch account, and 2. Stream using the "Chess" category. It is thus attainable by the general public, and different from the Streamer status: These are our partner streamers and it is definitely not expected behavior here. In either case you should always report, but just pointing out the distinction as it is less likely for partner streamers since they have a closer connection with us.
When that happens you can always report and then select Other > Add things such as short description of what happened, VODs (preferrably with the precise timestamp), and screenshoted evidence if you can link too. We do not want these to go unnoticed and escalating towards someone harming more members.
When that happens you can always report and then select Other > Add things such as short description of what happened, VODs (preferrably with the precise timestamp), and screenshoted evidence if you can link too.
I dont know what VOD's are and there is no way to add screenshots to the text field of "Other" option unless you suggest to use a third-party image hosting. There is also a report option in every game chat, isn't it enough? Although I dont know if trash from game chats is attached to reports
Has anybody had any luck reporting slanderers (., opponents who accuse you of cheating)? I've reported a few, but never received any response.