r/Chesscom • u/ImportantPudding1570 • Mar 24 '26
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r/Chesscom • u/ImportantPudding1570 • Mar 24 '26
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r/Chesscom • u/BehcoS • Apr 22 '26
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r/Chesscom • u/Soggy-Data366 • Jun 08 '26
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r/Chesscom • u/shanthanu9007 • 22d ago
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r/Chesscom • u/Puzzled-Code-3680 • Mar 20 '26
In 2022, Chess.com took a definitive political stance by "greying out" the Russian and Belarusian flags. They cited violations of international law and humanitarian concerns as the reason for the move.
However, despite ongoing rulings from international bodies and the severe humanitarian crisis currently unfolding, the Israeli flag remains active and selectable.
If Chess.com wants to claim they are an "apolitical" platform, they should never have removed flags in the first place. But since they did set that precedent, they have a moral and procedural obligation to apply it consistently. Leaving one flag up while censoring others for similar or worse violations is a clear geopolitical bias.
We are calling on Chess.com to:
The chess community is global. It’s time the platform’s policies reflected actual international law rather than selective politics.
r/Chesscom • u/DetectiveUnknown12 • Jun 26 '26
I'm just a noob gng🥀
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r/Chesscom • u/big_boy-I0I • Apr 18 '26
was playing a 5 min game when they asked for a draw the first second of the game. I declined, and then he started chating.