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| Jan-13-12 | | technical draw: OK, <TT>, your chip is too big for me to handle so I'm outta here. |
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| Jan-13-12 | | matebay: <If you're an intellectual or literary buff check out <Domdaniel>'s forum. > Tibs, let's go to Dom's forum. |
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| Jan-13-12 | | MORPHYEUS: In fairness to <colonel mortimer> and <ohiochessfan> and other sensible kibitzers they do admit it was a mistake to put people on ignore. I also feel <wannabe> was pressured into doing something like this when <Iskuba> won the best analyst last year. So he started trouble at WS page so he can conveniently put people on ignore. The timing could not be more impeccable. There were very vocal protests from the <elite group> (friends of wannabe> with the win of Iskuba and they were quite concern about the strong voting block of a certain group here. So in my humble opinion, only an impartial and reputable entity can run such awards body like this. Preferably, Mr. Daniel Freeman, who commands everybody's respect. Anyway, i'm not holding any grudge against <Wannabe> and i call on the others to let it go. I'm really sorry that it has to come into this, since the awarding is supposed to strengthen the chessgames.com community. |
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| Jan-13-12 | | matebay: I agree <morphyeus>. <i call on the others to let it go.> before I go, I say:
Boss, Mr Freeman sir...
I need to cast my ballot fast. My nominee, LMAJ is winless in all attempts at the crown and I need to ensure a victory. Kindly tell the wabbit to remove me from his blacklist so that my plane can land. Thanks. |
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| Jan-13-12 | | Nemesistic: Look at the TTT .. Crying over being unable to vote in the Caisser awards .. LOL !!! Real tough guys haha |
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| Jan-13-12 | | TiburcioTinio: The mentally-deficient can't argue so they just laugh. Swallow now your Nembutal and go to sleep. Yes better just leave rd. You can't handle the truth. |
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| Jan-13-12 | | MORPHYEUS: Anyway, credit is due to <Wannabe> for starting something as interesting as this. Hope to see it next year with less controversy. Go Wabbit! |
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Jan-13-12
 | | Domdaniel: <tech> I thought we were *friends*. I even think you're funny, in a Jack Benny/Bob Hope kinda way. Thanks for pointing those nice visitors my way. But honestly, I think they're happier here, jumping up and down and chittering excitably. |
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Jan-13-12
 | | chessgames.com: 1. Regardless of the banner on our homepage drawing attention to it, the Caissars are not an official Chessgames event. They are a tradition that Chessgames members have established on their own, and we want to keep it that way. 2. I don't know why anybody is on WannaBe's ignore list in the first place, as that's nobody's business but WannaBe's. However, knowing WannaBe, I imagine that they are there for very good reasons. As it's not an official Chessgames sponsored event it's not our place to make any suggestions. 3. If matebay wanted to come here to officially voice his displeasure at the situation, then that's fine: he has done that. He might have also used the Kibtizer's Cafe to do the same thing. However this is not an appropriate place to debate the logistic of how the voting should be conducted. |
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Jan-13-12
 | | WannaBe: <chessgames.com> Does the previous post mean, that if the site is to be offer the chance to take over/run the Caissar, it would be declined? |
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Jan-14-12
 | | tpstar: <MORPHYEUS> Everybody knows that you are Norlito Sepulvida. Paulo Bersamina Everybody also knows that you have spent the last two weeks doing everything you can to ruin our site awards: the voting, the nominations, contrived complaints, ignore issues, highbrow/lowbrow, your Sulsol Page, our Wikipedia entry, so many personal attacks, and these endless sockpuppets where you talk to yourself. Typical Barangay Wesley: cause all sorts of trouble, then blame people in charge for it. The site has your entries from the Muppet Show under <pirotmata> and our New Year's Day encounter from 1/1/12 under <SugarDom>, which was Dress Rehearsal for the main event, and you just lost. The silent majority are getting big laughs out of this, as they have seen me expose sockpuppets for eight years. The site awards have always been run by the membership, with the expressed understanding that the Administrators would remain neutral, avoiding any questions of favoritism. Remembering back to 2004, we had a clear #1 and a clear #2 in post count, with the rest of us far behind. Then a new #1 took over, way way ahead, and he was the one who was charged with being treated "better" due to posting the most. For the record, Mr. H. said several times that the post count should be done away with as it only leads to such silly controversies. Personally, I would like the site to run the awards just once, as private voting would produce more reliable results (like the Pun Contest) but they are wise to step aside. For the Caissar Awards, the group's role is to keep everything positive - positive, positive, positive. Sincere recognition for the best contributions from last year, period. The site's role is to enforce the Posting Guidelines, like no nominations for "most disliked" in their chessforum, and avoiding personal attacks and shameless showboating. Based on this cycle, I will propose that all future site awards only involve Premium Members, and that is too bad, because it is just too easy for jealous troublemakers like Norlito Sepulvida to play games. Never underestimate the old guard. |
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| Jan-14-12 | | Shams: <tpstar><The silent majority are getting big laughs out of this, as they have seen me expose sockpuppets for eight years.> It's great cheap kicks. But sometimes I wish for a higher class of troll, in order that your pawn-shawn for epic literary verse might flower again. It's been too long. |
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Jan-14-12
 | | tpstar: <chessgames.com> This user is trying to get booted off the site, just like he was kicked off chessbomb for violating their policies. It would somehow prove him right, so do what you think is best. Nobody buys his act anyway. |
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| Jan-14-12 | | twinlark: Hi <ceegee>!
The following link: http://ratings.fide.com/view_games.... contains the PGNs of the The 2nd Latin American Chess Cup 2011 that was recently completed in Montevideo. There were many GMs and IMs competing as you can see from the final standings: http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/f... |
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Jan-14-12
 | | chessgames.com: <WannaBe: <chessgames.com> Does the previous post mean, that if the site is to be offer the chance to take over/run the Caissar, it would be declined?> Honestly, we rather like how it's entirely member run. The fact that it's well organized and fun is a testament to Chessgame members' initiative. However if we were given the chance to take it over we would consider it. If that question was more than hypothetical feel free to email us and you can discuss it with Mr. Freeman. |
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Jan-14-12
 | | Domdaniel: <tpstar> Right on the button, yet again. I was slowly coming to the same conclusion - that if CG don't take over the awards (and we could help if they were agreeable) then the Caissars should be restricted to premium members. There *could* be one category open to all, perhaps, strictly for 24 hrs with due sockpuppet controls. Not that restriction to premiums *entirely* solves the sockpuppet issue, as there are a few with paid accounts. Mostly benign, it should be said. We can return to the issue when this year's event is over, and everyone has thanked the heroic Wabbit for his extraordinary effort over the years. Organizing synchronized and semi-purposeful activity is extremely difficult on CG. I had quite enough of it during the World vs Nickel game, when I was the first person to host an analysis forum. I also have nobody on my ignore list. But I hereby declare my non-candidacy for the Caissar job. Willing to help, within reason. But altruism has limits - and, despite what our little tribal pals seem to think, nobody takes on such a job for the power and the glory. |
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| Jan-14-12 | | frogbert: chessgames wrote:
<Happy New Year, everybody. In 2012 we will indeed enforce our policy of not allowing discussion of specific rule violations on this page.> when will this change kick in? |
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| Jan-14-12 | | MORPHYEUS: I don't know. They just deleted my post regarding that one, <frogbert>. Anyway, i trust the admins are fair and good people. Maybe they change their mind? |
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Jan-14-12
 | | Penguincw: Can we include forums for Group B and Group C? |
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| Jan-14-12 | | Blunderdome: <3. If matebay wanted to come here to officially voice his displeasure at the situation, then that's fine: he has done that. He might have also used the Kibtizer's Cafe to do the same thing. However this is not an appropriate place to debate the logistic of how the voting should be conducted.> At the moment there are several pages of "debate" cluttering this page, which is supposed to be a member support forum... I believe quite a few members read this page regularly... why not formally move this topic elsewhere, and delete or move the off-topic posts (some of which are unnecessarily hostile IMO). |
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| Jan-14-12 | | Colonel Mortimer: It was poor judgement and unfair to exclude voters from the Caissars. I think most would agree with that. Let's move on. |
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| Jan-14-12 | | TiburcioTinio: As the Colonel said, let's move on. Let's love one another from now on. |
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| Jan-14-12 | | Benzol: <chessgames> Just a reminder The Queenstown Classic 2012 is now on. See http://www.newzealandchess.co.nz/qu... |
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| Jan-14-12 | | Benzol: <TiburcioTinio> <I can concede there are very very good reason for wannabe to put people on ignore. That's not the issue however. This issue is if he had good reasons to put voters on ignore during the vote when he was the host to the voting? Anyone care to answer THAT?> <They were put on ignore list for continuing attacking <tpstar> and then started to attack me. After I called them out on their shameful behaviour. I never called them low-brow, I only used the term 'high-browed' humour to describe <tpstar>'s funny posts.> <They in turn twisted the words and posted their 'interpretation' of my posts.> <Here is the post that got them on the ignore list:> <Jan-08-12
Wesley So
matebay: <nanobrain> You hit the bullseye with your dart...driven the stake into the center of the vampire's heart .. <tpstar> and <wannabe> are the modern day Hitler and Mussolini. Imagined themselves with superior learning and culture. Mirror..mirror on the wall, who has superior culture of them all?> <TiburcioTinio> You have your answer, now it's time to move on. |
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Jan-14-12
 | | Richard Taylor: Queens Town Chess Classic
Orginized by GM Murray Chandler and Paul Spiller et al http://www.newzealandchess.co.nz/qu... Here is an International tournament that include some strong GMs and Masters (one is FIDE 2700) and others (it is open) and it incorporates the NZ Chess Championships it starts now actually. The link to it is above.
Some of the players are included I have played against myself. With mixed results as can be seen by my tragic tourney last year!! But it is not about me!!
I thought that Chessgames.com might follow it or show the games or something. |
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