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Subject: Re: Proof, maybe. A liar, I didn't read that from his posting.

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 11:02:40 03/17/99

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On March 17, 1999 at 13:03:34, Mark Young wrote:

>>The entire story sounds strange to some of us.
>
>Yes the stroy sound strange, how did you think I felt when this was happening to
>me. As you seen my stroy has been consistent and I have mail and the game to
>backup what I say...this is proof, but it may not be enough for you, I can not
>help that, I gave access to all so they could makeup there own minds. Thats all
>I can do.
>


NO...  there is more you can do.

You can go back and continue to play, and see if you have another problem.
If so, then there will be no doubt about why your problem came up.

But if there is no problem, then one of the following must be true:

(1) this was a misunderstanding, not at all unlikely in playing on a chess
server, as you could have _easily_ missed the request to log off and back on.
Ask folks on ICC how many times _I_ miss questions directed to me when watching
a game and getting kibitzes from the computers, kibitzes from the spectators,
and typical 'channel noise' on top of that.  Missing something is easy.

(2) your account is accurate but they have taken steps to prevent such a thing
from happening again in the future.  In this case, you _also_ did a good deed
by causing a problem to be fixed.  Whether this 'fix' was thru educating the
admin in question, or in replacing him I don't know/care.  But getting rid of
abusive admins is _always_ a good deal, because we have had a few bad ones on
ICC, on FICS and even chess.net.  It happens.

But _nothing_ will be known if you don't go back.  And even the server deserves
a chance to show that this is not a problem now, whether it was or not a couple
of days ago...

IMHO of course...



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