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I propose the following addition to the rules:
Rules of good conduct and respect for the opponent.
If there is an unfinished game (or games), before starting a new one, a player must offer their partner in the unfinished game (all partners in all unfinished games) to finish it. The offer should be made via a messenger for quick communication (ICQ/Skype/MSN). And only in case of refusal (or no response within 10 minutes) should a new game be started.
If a player starts a new game without making such an offer, their opponent has the right to immediately submit a report of their victory.
The reverse situation: if within ten days a player has not received any message/response/refusal to finish the unfinished game from their opponent, they have the right to immediately submit a report of their victory. Regardless of the opponent's "valid reasons."
In both cases, the player has the right to submit a report, but is not obliged to do so. The player makes the decision based on the situation.
The reason is clear: when one player has sufficiently demonstrated that they are not interested in finishing the game, there is no reason to continue bothering the opponent who wants to finish it.
Rules of good conduct and respect for the opponent.
If there is an unfinished game (or games), before starting a new one, a player must offer their partner in the unfinished game (all partners in all unfinished games) to finish it. The offer should be made via a messenger for quick communication (ICQ/Skype/MSN). And only in case of refusal (or no response within 10 minutes) should a new game be started.
If a player starts a new game without making such an offer, their opponent has the right to immediately submit a report of their victory.
The reverse situation: if within ten days a player has not received any message/response/refusal to finish the unfinished game from their opponent, they have the right to immediately submit a report of their victory. Regardless of the opponent's "valid reasons."
In both cases, the player has the right to submit a report, but is not obliged to do so. The player makes the decision based on the situation.
The reason is clear: when one player has sufficiently demonstrated that they are not interested in finishing the game, there is no reason to continue bothering the opponent who wants to finish it.