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The reasons I have stopped reporting cheaters.

@EloDecline said in #19:
> A Lichess Moderator said in #11:
>
> - I haven't reported the vast majority of accounts I suspect of cheating because I know they will not meet the criteria that Lichess uses to determine cheating, even though I'm fairly certain they are.
> - I have played far more than 5 cheaters.

Or you may THINK you played more than 5
@EloDecline said in #19:
> A Lichess Moderator said in #11:
>
> - I haven't reported the vast majority of accounts I suspect of cheating because I know they will not meet the criteria that Lichess uses to determine cheating, even though I'm fairly certain they are.
> - I have played far more than 5 cheaters.

In summary you're complaining that Lichess isn't doing anything about the reports that you are not sending because Lichess does not do anything in the first place.
@Deadban said in #22:

> In summary you're complaining that Lichess isn't doing anything about the reports that you are not sending because Lichess does not do anything in the first place.
This might be true, but considering 5 bil games have been played how many can lichess go though?
The only basic way lichess might be able to find out is by reports, And it IS the reason why the report feature was made
Forget online chess rating...doesn't brings you anywhere near hikaru....focus on fide OTB tournament...
Ohh Lichess Mods I would like to know my cheater report's statistics, I'm pretty confident that 90-100% of the ones I reported got banned!

*I'm a sharp shooter you know?*

I've played a 20+ move Stockfish line that I've studied before and just crush stronger opponents in a perfect game: It's easy because I could tell my opponent made a mistake when they deviated so I just had to look for the 1-2 moves to punish that.

If you faced such a player you would obviously assume cheats (10 centipawn loss, 30 move in a Bullet game!). A Mod can see: "Of course this guy would play a perfect game, he's already played that same line 20 times before!"
@EloDecline said in #1:
> 1. It doesn't do anything.
> 2. Lichess doesn't care, they are extremely dismissive and condescending towards anyone who believes cheating is a big problem in online chess. (Can't emphasize that enough, they don't care, free site excuse).
> 3. I don't care anymore about the condition of this site, and I'm not gonna waste my time trying to convince them to get rid of cheaters.
Why don't you write to lichess about that?
@EloDecline said in #1:
> 1. It doesn't do anything.
> 2. Lichess doesn't care, they are extremely dismissive and condescending towards anyone who believes cheating is a big problem in online chess. (Can't emphasize that enough, they don't care, free site excuse).
> 3. I don't care anymore about the condition of this site, and I'm not gonna waste my time trying to convince them to get rid of cheaters.

I fully agree. I'm exactly the same. Lichess just doesn't care about cheaters therefore the cheaters have won. Congrats lichess on building a site that is terrible to play on.
@EloDecline said in #19:
> A Lichess Moderator said in #11:
>
> - I haven't reported the vast majority of accounts I suspect of cheating because I know they will not meet the criteria that Lichess uses to determine cheating, even though I'm fairly certain they are.
> - I have played far more than 5 cheaters.

@elodecline, they simply just lie about the reports. I have seen it done by mods multiple times now. They simply just don't want to solve the problem and keep sticking their head in the sand.

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