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Violates District Policy to use 3rd Party Apps in Which Students Can Privately Message Each Other!?!

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Lebowski_Plays_Chess
So I sponsor a school club and we use the chess.com platform. But it has come to my attention that the in game messaging creates a problem. Is there a way to disable messaging for all game that are created from the club platform within chess.com? It is a liability for a school club to use the online platform if kids can bully, harass, or use hate speech against each other through the in-game messaging tool.
Martin_Stahl
Mr_Holland_LAHS wrote:
So I sponsor a school club and we use the chess.com platform. But it has come to my attention that the in game messaging creates a problem. Is there a way to disable messaging for all game that are created from the club platform within chess.com? It is a liability for a school club to use the online platform if kids can bully, harass, or use hate speech against each other through the in-game messaging tool.

No, there's no way to disable the messaging system that isn't changeable by the member.

You could open a ticket with support and see if the accounts could be permanently muted. However, that doesn't stop using the site wide chat at this time.

Lebowski_Plays_Chess
Would the Chesskid site work better? Does it allow for peer to peer messaging?
Lebowski_Plays_Chess
What is your ?
Martin_Stahl
Mr_Holland_LAHS wrote:
Would the Chesskid site work better? Does it allow for peer to peer messaging?

Yes. Chesskid only allows emoji chat and has predefined ones