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25. June 2003, 08:11:44  I do like the idea of letting the person who creates the tournaments to be able to kick certain people out of the tournament.
This could come in handy when: 1. A pawn or Knight enters and does not have enough spots (like when the max players are set to 4 or 5 - it could mean the tournament will not start unless they are removed) 2. Also when someone somehow gets into a tournament and their rating is outside of the "scope". ........... But on the other hand, I can see this being abused and causing some people to get mad when they are removed from a tournament. Something to think about though. 25. June 2003, 10:50:13 Subject: Re:  BBW: I 100% agree, whoever starts a tournament should be able to make sure it runs correctly, in fellowships mainly.
My only concern i about rated ones, what if your rating is good enough (or bad - depending) at the time of entering, but then changes ?? 26. June 2003, 01:17:37 Subject: Re: I for one am all for being able to set up a tournament which features invites only. There are times you want to play certain people or perhaps from a club or something. It would be very helpful. |
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