Well my Russian is a little rusty and since you posted it as a picture, I can't even copy and paste the message.
Chess.com punishing is extremely biased.
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chess.com has more important things to do than to care about your measly little insults. They'll Take the appropriate action soon within a week. Learn patience and report him. Commentating on the forums does nothing for you
GabeMiami10 wrote:
chess.com has more important things to do than to care about your measly little insults. They'll Take the appropriate action soon within a week. Learn patience and report him. Commentating on the forums does nothing for you
measly little insutls? I wonder how would you feel if this was your case. Of course, what would I expect from someone from the US. A self centered person.
Please check if the translation is correct. Pretty bad thing to say indeed. (Bringing politics in a good game like chess) You should report him.
justbefair wrote:
Well my Russian is a little rusty and since you posted it as a picture, I can't even copy and paste the message.
I tried to put the meaning and as I expected, they cancelled it and gave me a warning. You can set a Russian language on your keyboard from the language settings on your laptop or cellphone. Then use Google translator. It's all I can do, cause chess.com will censor me(as per usual)
PartofShiv wrote:
Please check if the translation is correct. Pretty bad thing to say indeed. (Bringing politics in a good game like chess) You should report him.
It's not perfect, but yes. And you are right: bringing politics in a good game like chess is bad. Thanks for the support.
They are extremely biased simple reason they blame me for a problem and they try to convince others that it is their fault not chess.coms. Like the USIA but instead of trying to convince others it was not their fault for causing the flood chess.com is blaming people for disconnection but it is chess.coms problem. So why?
I can't believe, after all the discrimination against Russian, I have to tolerate this messages.