"The Art of Strategy - III"

A rather "adequate" response.
If you don't want to play, don't.

It's hard to express the level of bewilderment that your post evokes. Unlike some women, I played almost all the games in the tournament. I didn't complain, even when I lost. This post was in response to your idiotic remark that you would remove me from the tournament for swearing, even though as a moderator, you can only ban me from writing on the forum; nowhere in the tournament rules does it say that you can be removed from the tournament for rudeness. So, back off. I'll write it again, especially for you, and it's a shame that your brain works so slowly: I believe that Alex's whining and constant ignoring is at least disrespectful to other participants in the tournament. Considering that this is clearly not the first time and he does it often, I personally encounter this constantly when I have to play with this... entity. Before the tournament started, there was time to discuss the rules and regulations, etc., and Alex didn't object to the fact that experienced players play with newcomers and weak players. The rules are the same for everyone; when Alex registered for the tournament, he knew that he would have to play with experienced players. I personally believe that such whining is disrespectful to other newcomers who are trying, even if they lose, but don't give up like girls. And they ARE TRYING. I am withdrawing from the tournament if you continue to write nonsense about my rudeness. And definitely not because I don't want to play. I can't be accused of whining or being unavailable or elusive and refusing to play or failing to comply with any of the tournament rules. By the way, regarding the non-working ICQ: it's not even funny. For some reason, I connected with everyone and played my games. The "poorly working" ICQ didn't stop me, but it seems that someone else is hindered by their secondary sexual characteristics, like a bad dancer. web.icq.com. Don't tell me that it doesn't work there either.