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blueshrimper 08-Aug-10, 08:41 |
 A Question on turning off my vacation flagThe job didn't last as long as I had allowed for and I am now available to play again. A couple of my opponents made moves while I was away, which is fine, but the remainder have around 7 days left to decide upon their next move. My dilemma is this. I I now switch off my vacation flag, will this cause the time they have left to be cut from seven days to something much less? I wouldn't want to feel that I had tricked an opponent by unexpectedly reducing their time. Is their any sort of etiquette that should be followed in these situations? Thanks in advance if anyone can help me out on this point. Harry. |
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kingdawar 08-Aug-10, 09:25 |
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maca 08-Aug-10, 09:54 |
Since you don't have so many games, maybe you can just ask your opponents? The safe way would be just to let the vacation flag be, but start playing at your normal pace. Your opponents could then cancel the postponement at their discretion after you hit the move limit. Regards, MaCa. |
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blueshrimper 08-Aug-10, 10:11 |
Thank you gentlemen for your advice. Messaging my opponents would also be a good idea but I would then only feel comfortable about cancelling the postponement if there was 100% consent amongst my opponents. The second suggestion of maca is the one I will go with. Just leave things as they are. I can use the time on my new passion for the study of opening theory, something I should have done many years ago but sadly never got around to. Thanks again Harry |
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kingdawar 08-Aug-10, 10:20 |
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jobyjoe 16-Jan-21, 16:42 |
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