sabah01 accused me of cheating in a 3 minutes game that he lost at live chess
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You can't change some people The game is obove everything and if you have played fairly and enjoyed forget what somebody else says about it. It is obvious from the moves in your game that they are human.
live with a happy life not with a critics. Soon you will realized that you are on top of everything
thank you for the comments. i am learning from this experience.
Jun 15, 2008
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#5
Resorting to public accusation makes you look weak. If you have a problem with someone you should take it up privately by reporting it.
I still believe a public forum is the better venue as anybody will think a lot of times before making any unfounded or unproven accusation. Thanks.
Jun 15, 2008
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#7
As PerfectGent said above, all such matters (including false accusations) should be reported using the 'report abuse' link.
Yesterday, I was accused by sabah01 of cheating in a 3 minutes game at live chess and that he said that I am using a software program. This is after he lost. He also accused several other players, for a few times he lost. I think he is doing this all the time to unnerve chess players at chess.com.
I was so angry that i ended up not playing much afterwards.
The game is in this link.
http://www.chess.com/livechess/game.html?id=7451566
First, how can anybody cheat in a 3 minutes game? It is a game of speed.
Secondly, if you look at the game, it has lots of mistakes whether white or black (from the analyses I can muster).
Thirdly. sabah01 has a turn-based rating hovering at 1700 (yet, he professes to be a coach with this rating?). I only have 1500's (but I am only a student of the game.) However, this does not mean that I will lose all the time. I believe that I improved a lot because of chess.com and I am still improving.
I wrote this to set an example that you have to fight back when you get falsely accused by anybody.
The ungentlemanly and unsportsmanlike conduct of sabah01 should have no place in an extraordinary site as chess.com.