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Regulations
The club is open to anyone who has an email address and follows the club Regulations.
Membership and all activity in the club are free and also free from any advertising and business dealings.
Each member uses a nickname and email addresses of the members are not
made public.
Members must keep the following rules:
- The system must be used for playing chess.
- Members must act according to basic human behavior.
- The basic rules of using the Internet, the Netiquette must be kept.
- Computer or other help during the games is not permitted for generating, choosing, verifying moves, for analysis or else.
- Do not search for errors and use them to your advantage.
The club may organize other organizations' tournaments, and accepts the regulation of those tournaments. Some organizations may not prohibit computer or other external help, this is always shown in these tournaments and games. So, computer or other help in these and ONLY in these games may be allowed.
Any member who violates these rules will be excluded from continued play.
The coordinator is Andras Galos, who is always accessible according to the Contact page. He will help members who are unable to find answers in the command list or the FAQ.
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Link to E4EC
Yes, we'd appreciate it if you want to link to e4ec.org from your own website.
You can use this graphic and link if you want to create a graphical link...
http://www.e4ec.org/
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Reliability Calculation
The server calculates a reliability factor for each player according to their actions in the past few weeks.
This value is influenced by many different things, for example if their settings are correct, if they had a timeout in a game, or if they have unannounced vacations, etc.
The value is always between 0 and 10.
New players start at 3.5.
After they set up their basic settings such as the country code, gender, real name, birth year, this value goes up to 5.
If they successfully start few games and also finish them in order, without timeouts, silent vacation, the value raises around 6.
As they finish more games, and as the time goes without any problem with them, the value still raises.
Players with many months of membership and with a lot of games and without any problems can go over 9.
This may help players to find the right opponents, and may give them an approximate view about their future opponents, without personally knowing them.
Protecting serious club members, players with too low reliability (less than 5) can't enter for new tournaments.
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jenricks wrote this notice on Dec 09, 2012:
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