..............because they are useless and clutter the mailbox.
Also emails of move notification : I know you can turn it off,but still I don't get why there is such feature........I mean,if one wants to see if he has moves to do in his games I guess that he simply goes to the "My games" Rhp page instead of going to his mail box and check if there are move notifications amongst the tons of spam.......
reminders on the game list page should remain...i always remind
players..over and over again...i don't believe in taking timeouts...i
will only take a timeout if the player has made less than 3 moves or
less..clearly an intent not to play...when i see other players profiles
they mostly say how quickly they want to take the game if you are
timing out...i see a player's rating and i deduct 100 points...this person's rating is not wholly based on their ability but partially on default...why do you want a rating based on default ?..it isn't really
a reflection of yourself...my low 997 points are really my own and not
someone's inability or desire not to play...a gentlemanly way to play
chess is to remind those who have not moved until the game is over...
it doesn't take much and when you see your rating you can say to yourself...well earned because in fact it was..
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Originally posted by RavelloI use move notifications linked with an email notifier, so if I'm doing something else on the computer, or even away from the computer (but still in the same room), I'm alerted that a player has moved. I never actually go into the email itself. They have served their purpose by activating the email notifier, so they are deleted at the first opportunity.
Also emails of move notification : I know you can turn it off,but still I don't get why there is such feature........I mean,if one wants to see if he has moves to do in his games I guess that he simply goes to the "My games" Rhp page instead of going to his mail box and check if there are move notifications amongst the tons of spam.......
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Originally posted by rhbWhy would you use hotmail? My gmail account forwards all mail to a private email address on my own domain that only close friends have. It basically acts a spam buffer (thanks to gmails filters and my own acting in tandem).
Only you can't use Thunderbird to connect directly to http mail servers e.g. hotmail.
OE allows this.
Originally posted by XanthosNZIt is one of four email accounts, including gmail. I like to access them all in one place though. OE allows this.
Why would you use hotmail? My gmail account forwards all mail to a private email address on my own domain that only close friends have. It basically acts a spam buffer (thanks to gmails filters and my own acting in tandem).