17 Jul 08
Its bad enough being addicted to chess but why are most of you obsessed with cheating (or trying to chatch cheats)? If you infested this time in reading chess books, your chess improve no? Remember the saying Not the cry, but the flight of the wild duck, leads the flock to fly and follow. Seem to me that some of you are engaged in a wild goose chase.
Originally posted by JieWhich cheater's second account are you?
Its bad enough being addicted to chess but why are most of you obsessed with cheating (or trying to chatch cheats)? If you infested this time in reading chess books, your chess improve no? Remember the saying [b]Not the cry, but the flight of the wild duck, leads the flock to fly and follow. Seem to me that some of you are engaged in a wild goose chase.[/b]
Originally posted by JieThanx for your concern, n00b.
Its bad enough being addicted to chess but why are most of you obsessed with cheating (or trying to chatch cheats)? If you infested this time in reading chess books, your chess improve no? Remember the saying [b]Not the cry, but the flight of the wild duck, leads the flock to fly and follow. Seem to me that some of you are engaged in a wild goose chase.[/b]
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Originally posted by JieI guess you don't find yourself 'fishy' for having joined yesterday and decided that cheating at chess is 'no problem' and you just had to speak your mind on the subject.
You are quite insecure. Am sure many of the "cheater hunter" fall into this category.
I'm not insecure in any way, you're just another instant user here to save RHP from their concerns with cheats, right?
Why bother with cheats, let them go! Who cares? Not the guy who joined yesterday. (that's you, BTW)
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Originally posted by PhlabibitHow many chess sites have forums that are open to public viewing (not participation)? After following the topics for a while as a guest, isn't it plausible to join a discusion as a registered member? If the forum allow participation by unregistered guests then I didn't need to join.
I guess you don't find yourself 'fishy' for having joined yesterday and decided that cheating at chess is 'no problem' and you just had to speak your mind on the subject.
I'm not insecure in any way, you're just another instant user here to save RHP from their concerns with cheats, right?
Why bother with cheats, let them go! Who cares? Not the guy who joined yesterday. (that's you, BTW)
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Originally posted by JiePlausible I suppose, but seems if you think all RHP members talk about is cheating you've been reading an exclusive batch of threads. That makes me think the topic interests you more than you're saying.
How many chess sites have forums that are open to public viewing (not participation)? After following the topics for a while as a guest, isn't it plausible to join a discusion as a registered member? If the forum allow participation by unregistered guests then I didn't need to join.
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Originally posted by KatastroofIf someone have alcohol or drug problem, than a talk to highlight the problem is not as encouraging the problem. This is the only chess site you find people constanlty talking about cheating.
On topic.Starting yet another thread about cheating isn't really going to help solve any possible obsessions,don't you think?
Originally posted by JieYeah, it's the only correspondence chess site that does anything about cheating (though lately NOT SO MUCH). Players here don't like cheats much; go figure.
If someone have alcohol or drug problem, than a talk to highlight the problem is not as encouraging the problem. This is the only chess site you find people constanlty talking about cheating.
Originally posted by JieThat's because the other sites erase the topic all together in hopes of hiding their problems. Go to another site and start a thread called, "Is there cheating on this site?"
If someone have alcohol or drug problem, than a talk to highlight the problem is not as encouraging the problem. This is the only chess site you find people constanlty talking about cheating.
You will find your post gone almost instantly, and may even get warned or banned.
Don't confuse Not Talked about with No Problem With.
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