Originally posted by darvlayI don't know what's sadder, that your wit has fallen so low or that you actually take the trouble to look up these names.
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Originally posted by darvlayOK, so just to clarify, and copy and paste from TOS...
Posting is "using" the account, Genius.
No two accounts at once.
Someone plays and posts under the name "Nerd" in 2003, leaves the site, comes back in 2006 and plays and posts as "Geek" without ever logging into the Nerd account. That is not multi-account abuse.
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"3. YOUR REGISTRATION OBLIGATIONS
In consideration of your use of the Service, you represent that you are of legal age to form a binding contract and are not a person barred from receiving services under the laws of the United States or other applicable jurisdiction. You also agree to :
(a) You will not create more than one account.
(b) While a game is in progress you may not...etc." unqoute
From page http://www.timeforchess.com/myhome/termsofservice.php
Sorry, I can't see where it says "use" or "at once" between "(a) You will not create more than one account." and "(b) While a game is in progress you may not..."
Surely "You will not create more than one account." means that you must never create another account after first having created one.
Or was this written by someone whose first language is not English, and they mean something differently entirely?
Otherwise, it would be quite OK for me to set up an account, and when I start losing, and my rating drops, I can just log-out, then set up a new account and start again, and completely forget about all those other games?
And could do that as a subscriber, I mean could I get a refund on the unused part of my sub?
Then rejoin my ex-clans... Or even start another one... Need I go on?
Originally posted by c99uxI think it was written by somebody who's first language is British. We've had quite a few of these where I work and I've started to pick up a few words of this strange language. I've noticed that there are quite a few words in British that kind of sound a bit like proper (American) English words, but I've found that they generally mean something entirely different. 😞
...Surely "You will not create more than one account." means that you must never create another account after first having created one.
Or was this written by someone whose first language is not English, and they mean something differently entirely?
Originally posted by PalynkaHere's a nice new toy for you:
Did you find a new toy or something?
User 132302
Originally posted by schakuhrThanks, but I prefer to use your face.
Here's a nice new toy for you:
User 132302
Originally posted by schakuhrIt's ok, I usually give you an Euro when I'm finished.
Poor guy, User 313499