25 Jul '07 19:41>
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveOk, I withdraw my withdrawal.
No don't withdraw it - it is a good suggestion.
I used to be indecisive ...
Originally posted by RussIt seems that the timebank info remains the same after a game has been returned to the Open Invites page.
Because of the increasing number of complaints regarding people accepting and then deleting open invites, all accepted invites are now returned back as an available open invite once deleted. If the original creator of the open invite chooses to delete the game, it is removed permanently, as before.
-Russ
edit : No "Plain English" award for me for this post. 😳
Originally posted by Prince203No.
Hi... Am relatively new on the site and had a question abt accepting invites..
If a player accepts an invite for a rated game, makes just one move and then does not play at all.. and so then times out... and I claim... Will that affect his or my rating?.
Originally posted by Prince203FAQ
So how many moves need to be made before a game qualifies to be a rated game and affect ratings?
Originally posted by RussTY!!!!!!!!!!
Because of the increasing number of complaints regarding people accepting and then deleting open invites, all accepted invites are now returned back as an available open invite once deleted. If the original creator of the open invite chooses to delete the game, it is removed permanently, as before.
-Russ
edit : No "Plain English" award for me for this post. 😳
Originally posted by d36366I have accepted games 1/0 , 1/3 etc anticipating a fairly quick game. Unfortunately then discovered that the opponent is either a slow mover or simply not online. To this effect I have simply deleted the game and moved onto another game with someone that matches my needs. I give no apology but reckon it is folk like myself that has caused this problem
Wouldn't it be better if you just weren't allowed to delete a game once you've accepted an open invite? What legitimate need could there be to allow this? Even if the invite goes back into the list, it is annoying and delays the inviting player getting a game started. Shouldn't people be expected to evaluate whether they are interested in the game before accepting it, and then live with their decision?