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@Toscani said in #2: > Chess is a game and the rules need to be learned and applied. There is no take backs in chess. > > The role and purpose of the feature called take-backs: It's there for learning…

@mvhk said in #33: One wouldn't think that it's possible to both be a proficient chess player, and to also not understand how forcing this matter to the front of everyone's mind who visits these forum…

@mvhk said in #29: > I think online we are too tolerant for cheating. So I don't agree at all with "remain silent and smile to cheaters". Lichess tracks reports and can measure which of us have done m…

@mvhk said in #19: No no, mvhk, you have nothing to prove, at all. It's already obvious that you're objectively intelligent! Stay lovely!

@mvhk said in #17: > I don't understand what is funny about cheating. > > Anyway I will write on my blog a detailed report about my experiences. Yeah that'd be a great idea! It wouldn't definitely hel…

@mvhk said in #15: Good one! lol

@DuMussDieUhrDruecken said in #6: There are productive ways to deal with the issue, and there are counter-productive ways to deal with the issue. And when people come to these forums to spotlight this…

Everything that you need to know about online misbehaviour at the chessboard: https://lichess.org/@/Onyx_Chess/blog/all-about-cheating-part-1-loose-lips-sink-ships-beware-of-unguarded-talk/dk4iJMYV ht…

@Szczentrzeburza said in #1: Good question... It's definitely possible, I suppose? A few years ago, Lichess changed their points allocation to where a win only gets you about 5 points against an equal…

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