Something Needs to Be Done on this Site

There are huge numbers of people accepting invites and automatically deleting them. I know it pisses me off, and I am certain it pisses you off, so how is it that there is no consequence for these people?
They understand that they are accepting a game within a time limit that their opponent has set, and they know that their opponent will move within that time, so why is it that once they have it they will wait 2 minutes, then delete it?
If they don't see that person online, and they wish for a faster game, they have 4 options, they can join a different game (one with someone online), they can create their own open invite and hope someone accepts, they can challenge a friend, or they can reduce themselves to waiting the 2 hours for their original opponent to make a move.
With these options documented I see no reason why games should be deleted, except for someone absently clicking their mouse at the wrong name (but that itself is a rare occurence), therefore why should these deleters not be given some sort of punishment to deter them from deleting again?
p.s, How do you indent on these messages? I tried using the tab key and just adding spaces, and neither work.

I dont delete - I subscribe.
But I dont see the problem here. Just start another game.

But it is annoying that I go away from the computer, and two of the games that I have put up are already gone.

Originally posted by prosoccer
But it is annoying that I go away from the computer, and two of the games that I have put up are already gone.

It's also annoying to me too. Someone just yesterday accepted a game and played e4. When I played c5, they just deleted it! 🙁 🙁 🙁

Originally posted by exigentsky
It's also annoying to me too. Someone just yesterday accepted a game and played e4. When I played c5, they just deleted it! 🙁 🙁 🙁

I didn't say it was strange. It is just annoying.

Plus, I think doing this can lead to rating inflation. What if I were to resign in all games where I think white's move is difficult? No more d4, no more e4, and no more c4. This won't help my chess and it would be rude to my opponent.

Firstly I do not do that; if I play moves while my opponent is online I play in excess of one. Secondly, I would be perfectly within my rights to play a move then go away, as long as I don't timeout there is no problem with that.

Edit: Regarding Ravello's first post

Originally posted by prosoccer
Firstly I do not do that; if I play moves while my opponent is online I play in excess of one. Secondly, I would be perfectly within my rights to play a move then go away, as long as I don't timeout there is no problem with that.

Edit: Regarding Ravello's first post

Originally posted by exigentsky
I think doing this can lead to rating inflation. What if I were to resign in all games where I think white's move is difficult? No more d4, no more e4, and no more c4. This won't help my chess and it would be rude to my opponent.

Originally posted by prosoccer
I would be perfectly within my rights to play a move then go away

But when you join a game you accept that people may not be online immediately (as I mentioned with being online) and if they are you accept the rules of the game, being which ever time constraints are present. You do not enter a game where it is stated that the first x-number of moves will be completed within the first day. You accept a game that follows the time constraints, that is it, no other clauses.

Originally posted by prosoccer
[b]There are huge numbers of people accepting invites and automatically deleting them.

Originally posted by prosoccer
There are huge numbers of people accepting invites and automatically deleting them. I know it pisses me off, and I am certain it pisses you off, so how is it that there is no consequence for these people?
They understand that they are accepting a game within a time limit that their opponent has set, and they know that their opponent will move within th ...[text shortened]... u indent on these messages? I tried using the tab key and just adding spaces, and neither work.

Originally posted by Ravello
Rating inflation????

A game can be resigned within the first two moves (however I don't see why someone would resign rather than delete the game) and no rating changes will happen.
It's like an unrated game.