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Still waiting for his answer to this very simple question, asked in a perfectly respectful manner, even after "the victim" Daniel Naroditsky delivered multiple public insults in my direction Danya, instead of complaining and shaming, maybe "just do it"?

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Vladimir Kramnikvor 1 Jahr

If the previous question is too difficult to answer, there was another one for @GmNaroditsky How come DURING A GAME he understands that Ne5 is the "ultra accurate" mate in 7 and more natural Bc4 is mate in 8 in few seconds? Waiting for the answer since November already

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Vladimir Kramnikvor 1 Jahr

And this reasonable question to @GmNaroditsky was kindly asked His engine, running on his other monitor after a game played, is automatically reacting to a current position and moves installed on the main monitor he plays from? I coudnt come up with a legit method to manage it

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Vladimir Kramnikvor 1 Jahr

No more questions, few minutes to spend answering must be simpler than spending hours and hours recording insults and running to every youtuber complaining about "malicious attacks" from "the meanest person I have ever seen"

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Angry expatvor 1 Jahr

Dear Vladimir, I am not a chess player of any notable strength, but I am a chess fan. In the end - as is the case with any sport - professional chess exists because of fans, which is why I hope you might still find my perspective relevant. I will skip the usual pleasantries of how much I respect your past achievements and contributions to the game, it goes without saying. I also don’t have any illusions that my words could persuade you. I realize it’s unlikely. Nonetheless, I hope you would consider them. The way you act now is hurting the larger chess community. It’s not even about your own reputation, or the reputation and mental health of the people you go after. It’s about taking a serious issue and reducing it to memes and personal quarrels. While I believe your goals are noble and genuine, your methods are anything but, and the whole situation looks more and more like attention seeking from an aging legendary player, struggling to remain relevant, with no regard for the consequences for others. I’m not saying this is the case - I’m saying, this is what it can look like for many chess fans. You might consider a more reserved public communication style to give weight to your arguments. To give an example - when you target Dina, saying she was caught cheating on camera because of a light-hearted prank in a casual game she has posted herself, it neither grants credibility to your arguments, nor is it helpful for the larger debate about cheating in chess. The public can distinguish a harmless joke from cheating - and one would hope, a former world champion is capable of that too. If this is what cheating discussions are reduced to, then it’s a sad time for chess indeed. And it’s similar with Danya too. Even if he has used an engine in educational content during a meaningless game, the rating for which is refunded to his opponent anyway, nobody cares. This is not the issue that’s harming chess, and it is not what the cheating discourse should be about. Of course, this is a subjective opinion of a single chess fan. You are free to ignore it (as you likely will). However, I do hope that going forward you would be more conscious of the of the wider consequences of your actions - not just for the individual players involved, but for the reputation of the chess community itself.

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Vladimir Kramnikvor 1 Jahr

@GmNaroditsky I never cared much about "public opinion", especially when created on demand by those who is cashing. Modern chess world is in awfull shape in many aspects, worse ever in good 50 years. A bitter rotten candy in a shiny packing. In the hands of a greedy dishonest "mafia" 👇

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Daughters of Persiavor 1 Jahr

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Louisaxevor 1 Jahr

@GmNaroditsky Why does it matter so much? The opponent was rated around 1100 and Danya definitely does NOT need an engine for this level. Ok he opened it during a game but he was completely winning anyway, small mistake…no need to harass him over months if your real target is Chesscom

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Vladimir Kramnikvor 1 Jahr

@GmNaroditsky First listen to this video, comment after. The answer to your question is there

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Malawasivor 1 Jahr

@GmNaroditsky why should he answer you? who do you think you are?

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pkl | milovor 1 Jahr

@GmNaroditsky we are still waiting on an answer to why you and hans werent in france

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Rickvor 1 Jahr

@GmNaroditsky Why target Danya for using engine in unrated speed run game for educational purposes? Bigger fish to fry in my opinion

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