Do I understand the rules for dealing with cheaters in lichess correctly?

Copy the URL of the game, go to the player's profile and click "report" and say why you think he was cheating with the link fo the game.

I think initially it goes to bot analysis and if it's obvous his account is immediately marked, if it doesn't pass threshold it gets thrown out and somewhere in between it goes to the human panel to decide.

If you suscpect cheating it does not mean opponent cheated nor does it mean there is sufficient evidence of cheating. 97% accuracy does not equate cheating . It can mean for example that game was simple and moves win

@petri999 said in #3:

If you suscpect cheating it does not mean opponent cheated nor does it mean there is sufficient evidence of cheating. 97% accuracy does not equate cheating . It can mean for example that game was simple and moves win

I never report on one game. If I see at least five of these in the last two days, then I send a report. But my question was different: do I have the right to ask other players that the suspected cheater played against to send a report?

@SvyatFromTheFarEast said in #4:

I never report on one game. If I see at least five of these in the last two days, then I send a report. But my question was different: do I have the right to ask other players that the suspected cheater played against to send a report?

You don't need permission to send messages. If people don't want any messages they have the option to prevent them in their preferences.

you can sent me a pm o the suspected cheater and i will have a look at him.
Sometimes it takes time an my experience is the better the report you sent the higher the chance he could be banned.

multiple games, unnatural engine like moves, time stamp etc.

Getting more people to report someone will not make any bit of difference.

@InModeration said in #5:

You don't need permission to send messages. If people don't want any messages they have the option to prevent them in their preferences.

I got this message from lichess, and I didn't quite understand it. That's why I created this topic.

"Accusing other players of using computer assistance or otherwise cheating is not acceptable on Lichess. If you are confident that a player is cheating, use the report button on their profile page to report them to the moderators.

Please note that repeated violation of this policy will result in loss of communication privileges."

I read the document and came across such item Public shaming.
After that, I had a question, is Public shaming if I ask you to report someone as a cheater in private messages. And this is the only thing that interests me: do I have the right to ask others in private messages to ban a person as a cheater? If it's forbidden, then ok, I won't do it.
I got this message from lichess, and I didn't quite understand it. That's why I created this topic.
I read the document and came across such item Public shaming.
After that, I had a question, is Public shaming if I ask you to report someone as a cheater in private messages. And this is the only thing that interests me: do I have the right to ask others in private messages to ban a person as a cheater? If it's forbidden, then ok, I won't do it.

Thanks to everyone for the answers and I apologize for not expressing my idea more clearly - I communicate through a translator

Your question of if you have the right to do something like ...

1. ... write to other players ... My guess is if their profile lets you, then what is stopping you.
2. ... send them an analysis of their own game ... If you analyze a game, nobody else needs to analyse it again. It shows in the profiles of both players that the game was analysed. https://lichess.org/@/SvyatFromTheFarEast/all
3. ... ask them to send a report ... One report is all that's needed. It does not matter who reports it.

Some don't want to report, so they just analyse the game and block the player.

This year I've been playing more from the lobby: Quick pairing Custom button. I permits to control the rating range of players. It feels much more enjoyable, and easier to block a player that I would no longer want to play against, at least for that day.

@SvyatFromTheFarEast said in #8:

After that, I had a question, is Public shaming if I ask you to report someone as a cheater in private messages.

If it's a private message then it isn't public shaming.