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MGleason wrote:
I have a tool to see comments.
Apr 24, 2018
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#85
MGleason wrote:
I have a tool to see comments.
of a specific person?
What else can you do?
Apr 24, 2018
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#88
Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed, etc. I can't see private messages or private club forums.
Apr 24, 2018
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#89
MGleason wrote:
Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed, etc. I can't see private messages or private club forums.
why would you do that
Almost all of us know that you can 'Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed'....I'm curious about that 'etc.' 
Bad_Dobby_Fischer wrote:
MGleason wrote:
Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed, etc. I can't see private messages or private club forums.
why would you do that
Actually, they did that for me! 
I closed my account four years ago as I had to concentrate on my studies and when I asked the staffs to re-open it two weeks ago, they reopened it for me.
Actually, people close their accounts due to personal reasons and they do have the right to come back as they are neither cheaters nor spammers. That's why they do it!
Apr 24, 2018
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#94
rishikeshwaran wrote:
Bad_Dobby_Fischer wrote:
MGleason wrote:
Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed, etc. I can't see private messages or private club forums.
why would you do that
Actually, they did that for me!
I closed my account four years ago as I had to concentrate on my studies and when I asked the staffs to re-open it two weeks ago, they reopened it for me.
Actually, people close their accounts due to personal reasons and they do have the right to come back as they are neither cheaters nor spammers. That's why they do it!
but they can just make a new one
and why would you close it anyway, when you can just not go on the site?
Apr 24, 2018
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#95
You might be surprised how often people close their accounts and then decide they want to come back. Some of them do it so that they won't be tempted to come back until they're done with something they need to be spending time on.
Bad_Dobby_Fischer wrote:
can you un-delete comments?
No. If they're delete, they're gone.
rishikeshwaran wrote:
Almost all of us know that you can 'Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed'....I'm curious about that 'etc.'
That pretty much covers it. We can warn, mute, or kick people in live chess chat/chessTV chat. We can see some internal admin notes (used for logging warnings, etc.), although I know there are some things that only staff can see.
There's a lot of information only staff have access to, though.
Bad_Dobby_Fischer wrote:
rishikeshwaran wrote:
Bad_Dobby_Fischer wrote:
MGleason wrote:
Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed, etc. I can't see private messages or private club forums.
why would you do that
Actually, they did that for me!
I closed my account four years ago as I had to concentrate on my studies and when I asked the staffs to re-open it two weeks ago, they reopened it for me.
Actually, people close their accounts due to personal reasons and they do have the right to come back as they are neither cheaters nor spammers. That's why they do it!
but they can just make a new one
and why would you close it anyway, when you can just not go on the site?
Well, I was afraid of hackers. Frankly, chess.com is not the safest site. I once met a hacker in a live chess room (FYI, chess.com used to have live chess chat rooms in the good old days which helped people to make friends and made chess.com more active) and had a private chat with him. I was surprised when he told me that he could find the password of any member in chess.com. I didn't believe him but he surprised me again by finding my password.
MGleason wrote:
Some of them do it so that they won't be tempted to come back until they're done with something they need to be spending time on.
That's another valid reason!
MGleason wrote:
You might be surprised how often people close their accounts and then decide they want to come back. Some of them do it so that they won't be tempted to come back until they're done with something they need to be spending time on.
Bad_Dobby_Fischer wrote:
can you un-delete comments?
No. If they're delete, they're gone.
rishikeshwaran wrote:
Almost all of us know that you can 'Delete/edit comments, ban people (only abuse closures; only staff can do fair play closures), mute people, open accounts people have self-closed'....I'm curious about that 'etc.'
That pretty much covers it. We can warn, mute, or kick people in live chess chat/chessTV chat. We can see some internal admin notes (used for logging warnings, etc.), although I know there are some things that only staff can see.
There's a lot of information only staff have access to, though.
Is that all? I'm still curious about that 'etc.'
Apr 24, 2018
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#99
We have access to our own group where we can discuss things, but I think that's pretty much it.
I can see all your comments.
Public comments, anyway. Comments in private clubs are not shown consistently.
what do you mean? do you choose a member and you can see all his/her comments? or do you have alerts for every comments