Hey guys. I found this forum post from a while ago and saw this dude make this remark as well as some other comments. His account is still active today, even if it’s likely a troll account. It really begs the question, what can chess.com do about this?
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MathurSh
2 days ago
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This is one year ago, chess. Com has better things to do than deal with old stuff like this
1 day ago
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Just because this specific example is 1 year old doesn’t mean that this isn’t a persistent problem to date. One specific example that I provide is not my entire argument. I’m not asking what to do about this account specifically. Rather, bullying on the site in general. How is it tracked and what are the ways that chess.com is combatting it. Any degree of transparency I suppose.
MathurSh wrote:
Hey guys. I found this forum post from a while ago and saw this dude make this remark as well as some other comments. His account is still active today, even if it’s likely a troll account. It really begs the question, what can chess.com do about this?
Did you report it?
ChessGT17 wrote:
This is one year ago, chess. Com has better things to do than deal with old stuff like this
A better question is why it wasn't dealt with a year ago.
1 hr ago
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Hyper-N0va wrote:
Lmao the guy with a north Korean flag is trash talking another country.
As a South Korean, I can know in 0.00000001 seconds that the North Korean is not an actual North Korean
1 hr ago
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magipi wrote:
ChessGT17 wrote:
This is one year ago, chess. Com has better things to do than deal with old stuff like this
A better question is why it wasn't dealt with a year ago.
Probably cause the moderation was trash back then lmao. (I assume, I do NOT know exactly.)
1 hr ago
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MathurSh wrote:
Just because this specific example is 1 year old doesn’t mean that this isn’t a persistent problem to date. One specific example that I provide is not my entire argument. I’m not asking what to do about this account specifically. Rather, bullying on the site in general. How is it tracked and what are the ways that chess.com is combatting it. Any degree of transparency I suppose.
Well I mean personally I think moderation does well to flag or delete hurtful comments, but you need multiple offenses to be muted/banned so?