Author: Mark Young
Date: 11:41:20 03/17/99
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On March 17, 1999 at 14:02:40, Robert Hyatt wrote: >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. Ok...I will do that, but I want an e-mail from them saying I will have no more games resigned. This was the last straw for me. I had the permission of the owner to play, only to have my game resigned by Checkonedo. I have yet to get 1 e-mail or response to my internal mail about what happend, or to even my tells when I asked why my games was resigned after I thought this was worked out. Only when I Post on CCC do I get any kind of response from them. I will give them another chance, I want a new account, and written permission to play Hiarcs7 on their server. I'm sorry Bob, I was burned once, this time I want it in writing. yes I gave out my password and quit there server, so they can ban all they want, I am already gone, but I was left with no choice, when the owner cames on CCC and concocks a story to cover his ass, I had to let members see my internal messages live and my game that was resigned to backup what I was saying. Mark Young > >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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