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And lichess recently copied chess.com's "focus mode" by implementing a "zen mode." This is what makes all of online chess better. Trust me, this is way better than the way online chess used to be. FIC…

I like this idea, but what will happen when the app updates next?

To me, it's completely irrelevant how "popular" swiss tournaments would be. You simply can't call yourself a chess server without swiss system tournaments. This is a real blackeye for lichess imo.

Yes, if you are trying to move fast, then it is even worse to try to have your opponent try to clean up your mistakes. That should be obvious.

I consider it basic sportsmanship to use the move confirmation option and make sure the move is what you intended before submitting it rather than just hope you get it right and expecting your opponen…

No, absolutely not. Part of learning to get better at chess is to not move until you are absolutely sure of your move.

This is what I currently use, but it changes every few days: http://i.imgur.com/9dsxk1L.png

You might be interested in this: https://userstyles.org/styles/browse?search_terms=lichess

Lichess is clear on this matter. From the "all about cheating" topic in the Q+A section: "3. Is it cheating if I use an opening book for correspondence games? A: You may use an *opening book* for rate…

If so, he needs to realize those aren't points and are not an objective of the game of chess.