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16. Juillet 2006, 00:38:28 Sujet: Re: groups of players ? MAX MAXIMUS:  16. Juillet 2006, 00:48:42 Sujet: Re: groups of players ? MAX MAXIMUS: could be more than one person playing the games..sharing an id...that way you could easily play around the clock 16. Juillet 2006, 00:56:31 Sujet: Re: groups of players ? MAX MAXIMUS: I don't see it as cheating ...I know people who have turned over their id to a freind while on vacation...and I know people who share an id ...one playes one type of game and the other another...this is just taking that concept to the extreme 16. Juillet 2006, 00:58:11 Sujet: Re: groups of players ? MAX MAXIMUS: whst I find unfair are the pawns with 300, 400 etc games...it is very difficult for a pawn with only 20 allotted games to compete 16. Juillet 2006, 02:40:13 Sujet: Re: groups of players ? MAX MAXIMUS: Someone else makes your moves for you?! Do you realize that this is a blatant violation of General Guideline #2? Perhaps you should examine your own behavior before you accuse others of cheating. |
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