Re: [pbmserv] Go end of game dispute

[Brian Nehring <bnehring@gmail.com>]

You could just not move and wait for the 21 day timeout to force him to resign.

On 12/14/05, Lyman Hurd <lhurd@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Well unfortunately as you know go above all games
> requires some degree of gentlemanly conduct (or
> ladylike).  I would suggest taking advantage of the
> fact that the server does not penalize games you don't
> start and quietly drop him from your personal "people
> I will play games with" list.
>
> Overall I have seen almost none of this sort of
> behavior but I know it exists.  I recall hearing that
> in games with a "swap" option that there used to be a
> bug that would not correct the time clocks so that by
> waiting until the last minute and then swapping one
> could force ones opponent to forfeit.
>
> It is best in these circumstances to move on and carry
> on with your life as your opponent clearly doesn't
> have one.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Lyman
>
> --- Ezequiel Martín Cámara
> <ezequiel.martin.camara@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Eric said:
> >
> > > Damn, swarthoutg. Just resign already
> >
> > I have asked him already to... It is not a big deal,
> > just a matter of
> > keeping the record straight. Even if there was a way
> > of penalizing or
> > blacklisting, you can always change usernames (There
> > is a gswarthout
> > in the rankings, with no losses).
> >
> >
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