06 Mar 08
Originally posted by Seitsewhy would someone use a chess engine?
I swear and, if I lie, may shavixmir die a miserable death!
Happy, admins? Ok, I hope you are, but if not, please feel free to
place one of those 'warning & confirm' windows every time I log in.
🙂
what would be the point of cheating strangers in a virtual world?
is it connected to a small member syndrome or what?
06 Mar 08
Originally posted by SeitseIf you are using an engine it would have to be one from 1969 or before, on hardware from the same era.
I swear and, if I lie, may shavixmir die a miserable death!
Happy, admins? Ok, I hope you are, but if not, please feel free to
place one of those 'warning & confirm' windows every time I log in.
🙂
06 Mar 08
I thought that was a bit annoying and a bit of a waste of resources.
I joined the site, paid my subs and am bound by the TOS. I have already agreed not to use software/computers to help me during a game.
The only change I saw was that I have now been forced to agree to the fact that I can now have my membership revoked ( be banned ) if I am found guilty. There seems no need for this as the TOS clearly state that they can be updated at any time without notice - so that additional clause could have been inserted without hassle.
My 2 pennies worth.
06 Mar 08
Originally posted by saffa73The thing is how many people actually read the TOS?
I thought that was a bit annoying and a bit of a waste of resources.
I joined the site, paid my subs and am bound by the TOS. I have already agreed not to use software/computers to help me during a game.
The only change I saw was that I have now been forced to agree to the fact that I can now have my membership revoked ( be banned ) if I am found guilt ...[text shortened]... tice - so that additional clause could have been inserted without hassle.
My 2 pennies worth.
A little reminder now and then as to what is unacceptable just helps to focus the mind.
Cheats, however, will just say yes and carry on regardless, so as you say a fairly pointless exercise.