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Axiom
Which if true could have easily been left to stand for what is was worth. Others may or may not see it the same way as you.
Then they are delusional and irrelevant. For instance (and this also addresses your request for examples), MOZ frequently claimed that Chesschat moderators banned members in order to reach a quota of bans. He claimed this irrespective of actual large variations in the banning rate, irrespective of the total lack of evidence for the claim (beyond that banning actually happened, for some posters frequently for short periods) and he would not desist from claiming it no matter how many times he was told it was false and despite his complete inability to provide any evidence for it. The opinion of anyone who thinks his claims were valid is of no more account to any rational or even sane person than the views of someone who thinks that 2+2=637.
Hence why this ruling of yours reeks with personal bias.
Your premise fell over so your conclusion does likewise.
EXXXXCUUUUUSE ME?!?!??
The SS Lusitania carried munitions contrary to the
Cruiser Deal agreement and was a viable target. Though her sinking was used as a propaganda tool over 2 years to convince Americans to join WW1!!
A fine example of what I was talking about. In a previous debate re the Lusitania, I asked you "when was it first publicly reported that munitions were carried on board? choose your answer very carefully". Even after being alerted to the need for care, you wrote "2008". When I pointed out that munitions in large quantities had in fact been reported in the days after the sinking you then tried to shift the goalposts to "munitions as in unlawful munitions !" I wrote at the time:
When you prove that what he is saying is wrong, he claims he was saying something entirely different, then abuses you and claims victory on the basis of some claim he never made and you never disputed.
If you ever learn anything about how to debate the Lusitania case successfully it will be because you have very slowly managed to weed out the blunders by learning from my critique of your poor efforts.
yes you can hardly life-ban an award-winning chess organiser solely for "ridiculous behaviour"
We can and we did. The notion that him winning an award for chess organisation should result in him giving a free pass for his behaviour towards our forum and its posters is simply discriminatory. He was judged for his conduct, not for who he is.
you call that addressing MOZ's argument?
It is barely worth addressing since it is silly posturing based on the spurious idea that updatedness demonstrates the officialness or otherwise of a site, which is just another of his silly little word games. But in #7 I did address #6 by pointing out that substantive updating of the official ACF website does occur. This - if I must spell it out - shows that the claimed dichotomy of sites (one up to date, one not) is illusory.
Indeed very little official ACF information of the sorts MOZ mentions appears on Chesschat that does not also appear either on the ACF website or in the ACF newsletter. So the whole thing was a beatup just to start another conflagration.
I'm impressed though with how quickly you have allowed the topic to drift to silly people who got themselves banned from CC and how much they deserved it though