Wordfeud League of Honour

If everybody followed the rules to the letter there would be no need for a judge. I am not an enforcer; I am a judge. Understand that you should have kept a record of your score and that you are not entitled to special treatment re slow play - lol you complained long and hard when you were on the receiving end - v proactive then;)

Back to the issue of you relegating me no matter what, I cannot find anywhere in the rules that gives you the liberty to relegate me. Provided you are still planning on relegating me regardless of the season results, please let me now on what ground you do so. Can you refer to anywhere in the rules?

I really dont want to bother you anymore with my posts. Im sorry about this, but I feel your action is unfair and not according to the rules.

Is this because of something personal? You may be the judge, but I would expect you to only enforce the rules.

I always try to follow the rules, and I trust in my opponents to do the same. Sometimes people make mistakes. Maybe they forget the deadline, or enter an incorrect score. This is what happens - and it does happen quite often because of the honour-trust-based nature of WLOH.

My opponents will tell you that I am an extremely fast player. During last season I was waiting ages for some of my opponents to finish. Sometimes I ask them to hurry up to make it within time, but I dont consider it my responsibility. In fact, I was very surprised to find myself in div 4 this season. I expect you to trust me when I say that I did not slowplay to my advantage.

I did not see the comments of last season until just now. I can see that you tried to get in contact with me. I see that the nature of the rules gave me 4 150-0 wins. Thats crazy. I have never seen that before. It does not seem fair, but this happened because of the rules - not me.

So to wrap up things, I expect to stay in division 4 next season unless Im in the bottom 2. I dont misuse the rules to my advantage and I am human, hence make mistakes.

@flodplanter thanks for responding re you and happyelm. Would you please explain why you do not know the result of a game in which you have played and why you have not recorded it?

@happyelm please have the good grace to respond and confirm you understand entering correct results and recording outcomes.

@happyelm and mtech40 - have neither have you recorded the result of your game? If you have not then please see the Rules re recording a score well within reality. If you have no idea/cannot agree then come back to me and I will advise.

@everybody I (and indeed a couple of players on occasion) have explained more times than I can remember that players should keep a record of their results - screenshot is the preferred option but any means will suffice if that is impossible, though that would be rare these days. I do not repeat the advice to waste my time nor because I like to see my posts on the screen. I repeat is because it is sensible. Each season there are more than a few instances where players say they don´t know what their score was. It causes inconvenience and wastes time - it takes seconds to keep a record. Would someone enlighten me as to what deters players from keeping a record. I am being neither sarcastic nor rhetorical - I genuinely want to understand. Something needs to be done to address this it is far too frequent an occurrence.

Similarly the problem of players entering results against the wrong opponent or even for a ´game´ in which they have not played. I have even seen it done (without malice) for players in a group which they were not in. It takes seconds to ensure that the 2 opponents shown are correct. Thoughts and suggestions welcome.

I would also remind everybody that, whilst the norm is that the winner enters a result, the loser also has responsibility for ensuring the result is entered.