tournament changing

i think non-subscribers should be aloud in plenty of tournaments cause were all here just to play chess not to pay for little things like $30 just for a month we just want to play chess in many different ways!!😉

Originally posted by bbestb
i think non-subscribers should be aloud in plenty of tournaments cause were all here just to play chess not to pay for little things like $30 just for a month we just want to play chess in many different ways!!😉

I'll leave it to others to criticise your idea, and your spelling. Just one quick point:

It's $30 for the year, not for one month. I personally find it to be worth every cent/penny, and would encourage you to join.

agreed - very good value for money - I'm on for about half an hour each day - involved in clans - clan leagues - private forums - tournaments.

$30 a year is about £20 for 180 hours gaming = about 6p an hour... probably the cheapest thing I spend my money on...

Originally posted by bbestb
i think non-subscribers should be aloud in plenty of tournaments cause were all here just to play chess not to pay for little things like $30 just for a month we just want to play chess in many different ways!!😉

Hey, I agree, after all surely the admins could move into cardboard city, scrounge round bins for some food and beg enough money to maintain the site while in internet cafes.

Then we'd all be able to sit round our houses and play chess in many different ways, it'd save us all $30 a year as well, that's enough for a few drink - excellent.

Originally posted by davidmacc
I'll leave it to others to criticise your idea, and your spelling. Just one quick point:

It's $30 for the year, not for one month. I personally find it to be worth every cent/penny, and would encourage you to join.

but that's in american money notaustralian money😏

Originally posted by irax
Hey, I agree, after all surely the admins could move into cardboard city, scrounge round bins for some food and beg enough money to maintain the site while in internet cafes.

Then we'd all be able to sit round our houses and play chess in many different ways, it'd save us all $30 a year as well, that's enough for a few drink - excellent.

im with you brother

Originally posted by bbestb
im with you brother

Did you actually read the whole of my post? or did you just not understand what I said?

Yours,
Confused 😕

Originally posted by bbestb
but that's in american money notaustralian money😏

Wow, how perceptive, let me put it this way.

AU$50
fifty bucks mate.
50 Australian dollars
One of the plastic yellow ones.
The big Ozzy 5 0.
Hey cobber, that's only 50 bucks!

And that's for a whole year!

Originally posted by irax
Wow, how perceptive, let me put it this way.

AU$50
fifty bucks mate.
50 Australian dollars
One of the plastic yellow ones.
The big Ozzy 5 0.
Hey cobber, that's only 50 bucks!

And that's for a whole year!

well sorry i forgot how scotts are these days THERE IGNORENT

Originally posted by bbestb
well sorry i forgot how scotts are these days THERE IGNORENT

Isn't the the minimum age for this site 13 years?? 😕😕

skeeter

Okay, non-subs are allowed to enter a tournament. What will be the next step? That non-subs are allowed to play more than six concurrent games in order to be able to join a tournament?

I say that if non-subs can enter tournaments, clans, unlimited number of concurrent games, etc, then I have no reason to remain a paying member in RHP.

Originally posted by bbestb
well sorry i forgot how scotts are these days THERE IGNORENT

Earlier in this thread I resisted the temptation to ridicule your idea, and the poorly-constructed message that heralded it.

1. There is a key on your keyboard marked shift - it enables your computer to produce capital letters at opportune times, such as at the beginning of sentences. This should not be confused with Caps Lock which often results in strings of capital letters.

2. I suspect the maker of your keyboard has also thoughtfully provided a range of punctuation symbols. I wouldn't wish to confuse you by introducing the whole range at one time, however commas (,) and full stops (.) can be used judiciously to express your meaning more effectively.

3. The people of Scotland can be more accurately described as Scots (with one 't', and of course a capital letter).

4. When you want to say "they are" the traditional contraction is "they're" - "there" would more accurately describe a position. But of course, you knew that didn't you?

5. Those with even a smattering of education in the English language may have been forgiven for wincing at your poor spelling of "ignorant". Oh, the irony.

Originally posted by bbestb
i think non-subscribers should be aloud in plenty of tournaments cause were all here just to play chess not to pay for little things like $30 just for a month we just want to play chess in many different ways!!😉

just stop whining, work on your spelling and just leave the site.

I don't think that anyone really would be missing you here, plenty of whiners and cheapskates around already

Originally posted by davidmacc
Earlier in this thread I resisted the temptation to ridicule your idea, and the poorly-constructed message that heralded it.

1. There is a key on your keyboard marked shift - it enables your computer to produce capital letters at opportune times, such as at the beginning of sentences. This should not be confused with Caps Lock which often results in str ...[text shortened]... have been forgiven for wincing at your poor spelling of "ignorant". Oh, the irony.

save the lessons for the class teacher

Originally posted by bbestb
save the lessons for the class teacher

That should be:

Save the lessons for the class, teacher.

Any more of this and I'll have to start charging tuition fees. Maybe you should lobby your government to spend more money on education. If you want to be understood, do it verbally!