Changes since new Cubit policy

I cant say great job. I understand that you are trying to make a profit and the goal is to sell cubits... but wouldn't the loss of users who came to play for free not be worth that gain?

How is the loss of users who do not pay anything a cost to us?

No party without ppl.

[bryan]

No party without ppl.

No party if there is no place to party...

I cant say great job. I understand that you are trying to make a profit and the goal is to sell cubits... but wouldn't the loss of users who came to play for free not be worth that gain?

How is the loss of users who do not pay anything a cost to us?

Well, bryan, you've lost me, and I'm a paying customer, or at least I was before your behaviour yesterday.

Your behaviour is driving away potential revenue. Fact.

No party without ppl.

No party if there is no place to party...

Quite. And there are lots of places to party which don't treat paying customers like dirt. This means you, bryan.

[bryan]

Well, bryan, you've lost me, and I'm a paying customer, or at least I was before your behaviour yesterday.

Your behaviour is driving away potential revenue. Fact.

What behavior was that? And you don't appear to have left... still milling around and whining by the looks of it...

[bryan]

Quite. And there are lots of places to party which don't treat paying customers like dirt. This means you, bryan.

Yes, please go party there, and stop stalking me, ideally.

Well, bryan, you've lost me, and I'm a paying customer, or at least I was before your behaviour yesterday.

Your behaviour is driving away potential revenue. Fact.

What behavior was that? And you don't appear to have left... still milling around and whining by the looks of it...

"Got a short little span of attention the rest of my life is so long..."
--Paul Simon "You Can Call Me Al"

I am concerned for the future of ChessCube. You banned a paying customer, as you well know. Your reason for banning was dubious at best. Should I jog your memory further?

Quite. And there are lots of places to party which don't treat paying customers like dirt. This means you, bryan.

Yes, please go party there, and stop stalking me, ideally.

Stalking? I have no idea where you live, and don't want to know. I do want to know what is happening with ChessCube, however, which is why I'm still here. You see, I've spent money here, and I'd prefer to know that I didn't waste it.

[bryan]

"Got a short little span of attention the rest of my life is so long..."
--Paul Simon "You Can Call Me Al"

I am concerned for the future of ChessCube. You banned a paying customer, as you well know. Your reason for banning was dubious at best. Should I jog your memory further?

I banned a user who was violating site rules by spamming other chess playing sites in the help room. Whether he was paying or not is irrelevant. Typically these bans amount to just warnings - and a simple email to support@chesscube.com gets you unbanned.

But - yes - if you think that because you have spent money on ChessCube, that gives you the right to violate the TOS, well, you would be wrong. We don't allow even paying customers to do various things online.

No party without ppl.

No party if there is no place to party...

Always a place to party, one or place or the other