| Lichess Feedback - Why is aborting considered to be a bad practice#19 @mkubecek said in #18: > Can't help noticing that this still does not answer the question how is a new player going to get out of this (supposedly) "high risk" category. This question has already been… | monty82 |
| Lichess Feedback - Why is aborting considered to be a bad practice#17 When playing rapid or classical, I usually check the ratings of my opponent. When they have provisionary ratings, but established other ratings (for example in blitz or bullet) then it's usually fine … | monty82 |
| Lichess Feedback - Why is aborting considered to be a bad practice#14 @mkubecek said in #13: > You may have forgotten but you were also new once... How are those new users supposed to play those "X" games when noone wants to play them? They have to play their games agai… | monty82 |
| Lichess Feedback - Why is aborting considered to be a bad practice#12 @nadjarostowa said in #6: > I think most of these are actually no valid reasons at all! > I think that some of them are, but for each reason you may or may not agree and that's perfectly fine. I think… | monty82 |
| Lichess Feedback - Why is aborting considered to be a bad practice#4 @sheckley666 said in #2: > Yes, there are valid reasons, and therefore you only get a warning. If every abort was for invalid reasons, then an immediate punishment would be fair. I would agree. There … | monty82 |
| Lichess Feedback - Why is aborting considered to be a bad practice#1 Recently, I noticed that the system gives warnings to players that abort on move 1 (either by not moving in 30 seconds or by aborting intentionally). I didn't see those messages before when the game w… | monty82 |