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Apr-20-15
 | | Annie K.: Feller's suspension should be ending in a few days, this May 1st, I believe? Let's see if he'll be back... |
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May-07-15
 | | MissScarlett: <Dear Mr. Feller
We refer to the decision made that you should hand back the prize money and the medal you received from the 2010 Chess Olympiad. This you have not done and at the Presidential Board held in Chengdu April 27th 2015, it was decided that should you not send the money and the medal back by the 7th of May 2015, that proceedings will be taken against you. Meanwhile, your suspension will remain in place until a final decision has been made. Best regards
Nigel Freeman
Executive Director>
https://www.fide.com/component/cont... He handed them back:
https://chessdailynews.com/gm-sebas... |
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| May-21-15 | | zanzibar: Could an editor please add his FIDE card?
http://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml?... |
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| Apr-07-16 | | dumbgai: Looks like he's playing actively again and maintaining his low-2600s rating, albeit mostly against weaker players. |
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| May-04-16 | | waustad: He'll be playing in Germany very soon: http://chess-results.com/tnr211486.... |
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Oct-30-17
 | | Richard Taylor: Why not allow cheating. I think that we can move to a system of chess which could be like having open book exams. Now points could be allocated for the most sophisticated interpretations of the 'lines given' on a device (supplied if, like myself a player doesn't possess a cell phone or whatever: but if a computer is used, extra time could be subtracted (not too drastically but enough to keep it competitive if the other player, possibly the 'stronger', opts not to use his or her computer at that point. The game and rating points etc could be decided both by the result and or by the accumulated points during the game (percentage advantage or disadvantage at any time and also extra points for interesting even if unsound ideas, and for great ideas (more points) but this to be offset if bad errors are made...The rating points gained by a player using a computer (depending on his or her rating) to be assessed by the intersection of the result and the average points during the game. But those who play without a computer or play less of the game with one, to receive compensating if not winning points. All these factors to be fed into a good computer and a report and analysis of the game to be made. Also a submitted analysis and discussion of the game could be studied by chessologist professors and the situation adjusted.... Clearly with the increasing cunning of computers secreting themselves inside peoples's sleeves, inside delicate and unnameable body areas, and information flashing about at near light speed we have to give in and either return to classical chess with adjournments and or abandon the concept of wining and losing (a childish and cruel notion) and allow points....indeed, if someone can show great cunning and wit in outwitting or near outwitting (more points for a fraud discovered after the 'tournament' as this "confession" to be allowed, so that the so-called confession would prove the cleverness in concealment cunning use etc etc added to interpretative ability)...however an "honest" player (there are and never will be any) to be also given compensatory points adn so on....this my sound complex but it would get rid of the present elitist and cruel system of wins and losses per se and lead to a more intelligent and philosophically subtle as well as less cruel and egoistical, and amusing form of Chess ....some new name perhaps, N-Com-Chess might do as a working title.... |
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Oct-30-17
| | Richard Taylor: Aside from the above insights. I see Sebastien Feller as a hero. A man after my own deepest anarchistic inclinations. Good on him! Long may he cheat! Hopefully, the combined and long time actions of these will undermine the perfidy of FIDE and intiate an new form of 'Open Book Chess'. A new Era of chess. Long live Feller!! |
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Nov-15-20
 | | Check It Out: <Richard Taylor: I see Sebastien Feller as a hero. A man after my own deepest anarchistic inclinations. Good on him! Long may he cheat!> I can't tell if this is tongue-in-cheek. If not, that's a despicable opinion. Reposting <PhilFeeley>'s link to a Chessbase in-depth article about the incident: https://en.chessbase.com/post/fide-... |
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Nov-27-20
| | Richard Taylor: Who cares? |
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Mar-11-21
 | | FSR: I assume that on April 7 Igors Rausis will be Player of the Day. Can Stockfish be far behind? |
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Mar-11-21
 | | perfidious: Falko Bindrich will yet have his day as well.... How 'bout that kid from Virginia who got busted a few years back? Seems as though he should thus be honoured! |
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Mar-11-21
| | FSR: <perfidious> Let's not forget the immortal John Von Neumann. |
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Mar-11-21
| | perfidious: <FSR>, in my haze, I had indeed forgotten--I was even in Philadelphia when that all went down, though not in quite so august a role as that purportedly played by the <Life Baiter>. |
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Mar-11-21
 | | eternaloptimist: This idiot doesn’t deserve to be the player of the day b/c he cheated (& probably still does if he plays online chess). <FSR> I’m sure that <Sargon> isn’t aware that he cheated in that tournament (& probably other tournaments) |
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| Mar-11-21 | | parmetd: I suspect player of the day is automatically seleceted in some way from a list of players whose birthday it is. It is definitely a reasonable suggestion to Sargon though to maybe have some system, flag or way of marking well known cheaters out of the player of the day list... |
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Mar-11-21
 | | OhioChessFan: He's a bit of a historical person in chess history. What's to be upset about? |
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Mar-11-21
| | MissScarlett: It's like putting <Lee Harvey Oswald> on a postage stamp. |
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Mar-11-21
 | | HeMateMe: Trump is probably already on a postage stamp in Byelorussia or Georgia. White thugs are respected in some places. |
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| Mar-11-21 | | optimal play: <HeMateMe: Trump is probably already on a postage stamp in Byelorussia or Georgia. White thugs are respected in some places.> What does President Trump have to do with this?
Why introduce President Trump into this conversation? Your Trump Derangement Syndrome is obviously incurable. And where do "white thugs" come into the picture? As far as I can tell your comment is completely off-topic. |
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Mar-11-21
 | | beatgiant: For those looking for a stamp:
https://www.mysticstamp.com/Listing... The rest of you please take it to the Rogoff page. |
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Mar-11-21
| | perfidious: Not looking for a stamp of approval, thank you very much. |
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| Mar-11-21 | | optimal play: <The rest of you please take it to the Rogoff page> The only one introducing politics was HMM, but then again, considering Sebastien Feller is a proven cheat, perhaps this might be the most appropriate forum on which to discuss the 2020 presidential election? |
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Mar-11-21
| | HeMateMe: <considering Sebastien Feller is a proven cheat, perhaps this might be the most appropriate forum on which to discuss the 2020 presidential election?> if you have any information that cheating took place, please come forth with it. |
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| Mar-12-21 | | optimal play: Are you referring to Feller or Biden? |
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May-09-21
 | | Messiah: Very bad boy! Terrible! |
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