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@kroqster said in #1: The less said about the matter, the better; however, I can see where people might get the wrong impression and draw inaccurate conclusions: Fact #1: It's not 'never', but I'm get…

If you scroll back moves, or click on prior moves to a former board position, it will look as though it's your move, but it won't let you play. You have to forward the board position to the current mo…

@earlpurple said in #29: Yup. Very well said. Here is the actual reality of things: "I, ____, have played some exceptional games of chess which were at least 200 points above my rating, where I was at…

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@SimonBirch said in #1: > When people lose and say they learn so much from it. I don't learn anything , it just makes me feel physically sick if its a real bad loss. I think it's just something chess …

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@CSKA_Moscou said in #16: > - pathology is a medical term, cheating, although it is a filthy and horrible thing, is not a disease strictly speaking. Using such a term for cheating is not accurate. Agr…

@A_Dragon_Riding_King @MatDaBat204 @itsreyansh28 Thank you all very much for your suggestions. I'll make this into 3 blogs. If people can accidentally use these forums to exacerbate the problem, then …

@Wasted_Youth said in #5: - I appreciate your feedback. Thank you very much! You make an interesting point, here. In my view, the only difference between the people whom you've listed, and the rest of…

@Cedur216 said in #2: > good job advertising your own video on every occasion ... If someone else made this video, I'd still be sharing it. It's very important information. Also, it's just about the o…