Would it be helpful if the resign and draw buttons were hidden until a minimum number of moves have been played?
@Interesting_choice said in #8:
> Therefore, it doesn't harm anyone,
In your world waiting for a game to start, making your move and then getting quit on over and over again by insecure people has no negative effect on somebody? I posted because, what? I had too much time and felt like finding something to complain about? What are you talking about?
> Therefore, it doesn't harm anyone,
In your world waiting for a game to start, making your move and then getting quit on over and over again by insecure people has no negative effect on somebody? I posted because, what? I had too much time and felt like finding something to complain about? What are you talking about?
@realZoliking strange there is a forum post saying its to strict?
lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/laws-for-people-who-leave-games-should-be-softer
Seems like people are saying is both too hard and too soft
lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/laws-for-people-who-leave-games-should-be-softer
Seems like people are saying is both too hard and too soft
@for_cryingout_loud said in #13:
> @realZoliking strange there is a forum post saying its to strict?
> lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/laws-for-people-who-leave-games-should-be-softer
> Seems like people are saying is both too hard and too soft
Take 7 seconds to read and you'll see that they are talking about getting disconnected from games because of internet issues, not abandoning them when the opponent makes a first move they don't like.
So what you did was see a post title that looked like somebody might have been asking for the opposite and chose to link that in here.
- You didn't bother to read what they said
- If you did and they did ask for the opposite, this approach would have completely ignored arguments on both side and just pointed at the other thing saying, look somebody's saying the opposite, which is a completely worthless way to address somebody else's sincere point
So my question is why? What's the point of your post?
> @realZoliking strange there is a forum post saying its to strict?
> lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/laws-for-people-who-leave-games-should-be-softer
> Seems like people are saying is both too hard and too soft
Take 7 seconds to read and you'll see that they are talking about getting disconnected from games because of internet issues, not abandoning them when the opponent makes a first move they don't like.
So what you did was see a post title that looked like somebody might have been asking for the opposite and chose to link that in here.
- You didn't bother to read what they said
- If you did and they did ask for the opposite, this approach would have completely ignored arguments on both side and just pointed at the other thing saying, look somebody's saying the opposite, which is a completely worthless way to address somebody else's sincere point
So my question is why? What's the point of your post?
DROP THAT S*HT
@realZoliking said in #12:
> In your world waiting for a game to start, making your move and then getting quit on over and over again by insecure people has no negative effect on somebody? I posted because, what?
"I posted because, what?" I have no idea why. I watched about 300 of your last games and not a single one of your opponents cancelled a game with you. All your claims are complete bullshit. People who constantly cancel games should be punished with a temporary ban, because it is obvious that they do it on purpose. But if a person cancels a game once and then plays another, then this behavior should not lead to anything. There is nothing wrong with it, as I wrote above. What punishment are you proposing? Banning a person for an hour for one cancelled game? Or maybe blocking their account, if they took 10 seconds of your life, without having anything against you personally and just did not want to play a game against an opening they do not understand? This is about as stupid as, for example, putting a person in jail for being late for work. Stop making a big deal out of nothing and stop whining! I didn't mean to get personal, but the whole point of this forum thread is a waste of time
> In your world waiting for a game to start, making your move and then getting quit on over and over again by insecure people has no negative effect on somebody? I posted because, what?
"I posted because, what?" I have no idea why. I watched about 300 of your last games and not a single one of your opponents cancelled a game with you. All your claims are complete bullshit. People who constantly cancel games should be punished with a temporary ban, because it is obvious that they do it on purpose. But if a person cancels a game once and then plays another, then this behavior should not lead to anything. There is nothing wrong with it, as I wrote above. What punishment are you proposing? Banning a person for an hour for one cancelled game? Or maybe blocking their account, if they took 10 seconds of your life, without having anything against you personally and just did not want to play a game against an opening they do not understand? This is about as stupid as, for example, putting a person in jail for being late for work. Stop making a big deal out of nothing and stop whining! I didn't mean to get personal, but the whole point of this forum thread is a waste of time
@Interesting_choice
So, apparently aborted games don't show up in the log. Accusing me of _lying_ just raises the simple question: why would I?
Calling somebody else's properly articulated complaint "whining" is trying to trivialize and dismiss something you're not willing to engage with. It's disgusting behavior.
What I'm talking about is frustrating for me, and is worth my time. If you don't care it's fine, I don't need you specifically to care about it.
So, apparently aborted games don't show up in the log. Accusing me of _lying_ just raises the simple question: why would I?
Calling somebody else's properly articulated complaint "whining" is trying to trivialize and dismiss something you're not willing to engage with. It's disgusting behavior.
What I'm talking about is frustrating for me, and is worth my time. If you don't care it's fine, I don't need you specifically to care about it.
@realZoliking said in #17:
> @Interesting_choice
> So, apparently aborted games don't show up in the log. Accusing me of _lying_ just raises the simple question: why would I?
> Calling somebody else's properly articulated complaint "whining" is trying to trivialize and dismiss something you're not willing to engage with. It's disgusting behavior.
> What I'm talking about is frustrating for me, and is worth my time. If you don't care it's fine, I don't need you specifically to care about it.
Fine
> @Interesting_choice
> So, apparently aborted games don't show up in the log. Accusing me of _lying_ just raises the simple question: why would I?
> Calling somebody else's properly articulated complaint "whining" is trying to trivialize and dismiss something you're not willing to engage with. It's disgusting behavior.
> What I'm talking about is frustrating for me, and is worth my time. If you don't care it's fine, I don't need you specifically to care about it.
Fine
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@realZoliking said in #17:
> So, apparently aborted games don't show up in the log.
They are shown in the game list but they are deleted after some time. Thus you can see recent aborted games but not older ones.
> So, apparently aborted games don't show up in the log.
They are shown in the game list but they are deleted after some time. Thus you can see recent aborted games but not older ones.