Only players with a rating of 2500 or higher who have won at least four international grandmaster's only invitational tournaments should be allowed as members.
Oh wait, that seems a little bit restrictive. What if we allow those who have an interest to be rated on some scale that reveals their relative rating strength and provides benchmarks for them to show how they are improving? No, silly idea. Let's make it 2500 and above only.
Originally posted by coquette Only players with a rating of 2500 or higher who have won at least four international grandmaster's only invitational tournaments should be allowed as members.
Oh wait, that seems a little bit restrictive. What if we allow those who have an interest to be rated on some scale that reveals their relative rating strength and provides benchmarks for them to show how they are improving? No, silly idea. Let's make it 2500 and above only.
Good luck getting high quality players like that to play here!
Originally posted by RahimK Rhp should definitely have some criteria’s for new member. Some chess skills tests.
Before being allowed to join, new member must show each piece moves.
Then to eliminate more players:
Mating with 2 rook + King vs King.
Mating with Queen + King vs King.
And to eliminate the really annoying users with their dumb threads in the general forums, ...[text shortened]... ” should pop up and reject them!
I believe, the forums would be much better after this.
RK
Well, if chess skills must be proven first, why not also have people prove they can use proper grammar and spell correctly before they can post in the forums? Of they do badly, a pop-up should reject them and redirect them to a grammar tutorial. After all, if there are going to be strict rules, they should at least make sense and be appropriate.
Originally posted by pawnhandler Well, if chess skills must be proven first, why not also have people prove they can use proper grammar and spell correctly before they can post in the forums? Of they do badly, a pop-up should reject them and redirect them to a grammar tutorial. After all, if there are going to be strict rules, they should at least make sense and be appropriate.
Criteria for new memeber
31 May '07 20:34
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