Originally posted by KaboooombaI thought we were going to discuss The Count Of Monte Cristo...
at times i play over some of the games from the top players as a form of trying to learn this game. at times i do struggle to follow what is going on... especially when they resign and i'm left scratching my head. what i like about some of the top players is you do notice a certain style and trying to incorporate it into my own game as much as this is po ...[text shortened]... ike ' i will never play at this chess site ever again'. did he/she get accused of cheating ?
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Originally posted by Gatecrasheri'm also windmill as most people already know. as i already said as windmill i only made this name because of my enjoyment at this site and wanted to understand more how the ratings work when you first begin. oooo my god i also made two other accounts when i first started here, because it was my first time on the net and got lost through poor advice. i made some mistakes which happens to everybody in life.
There is no disputing that Edmond Dantes and Ironman31 were the same person. The player, himself, made no secret of his real world identity. While it is against the rules to have multiple accounts, it was permitted by the site admins since he never had games in progress on both accounts simultaneously.
As Edmond Dantes I recall him being very annoyed ...[text shortened]... re game moderators at RHP, so fear of being banned would not have been a factor in his decision.
Originally posted by KaboooombaI was wrong once... I thought I had made a mistake.
i'm also windmill as most people already know. as i already said as windmill i only made this name because of my enjoyment at this site and wanted to understand more how the ratings work when you first begin. oooo my god i also made two other accounts when i first started here, because it was my first time on the net and got lost through poor advice. i made some mistakes which happens to everybody in life.
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Originally posted by KaboooombaI doubt it, I'm under the impression that most people should probably commit suicide, regardless of whether they are thinking of it or not. It's the most Utilitarian solution.
numbers are not constructive. maybe you have something to offer in my and my suicide thread?
