I just saw an article that purports to reveal email correspondence between Grandmaster Maxim Dlugy and chess . com.
Is there any reason to think the email correspondence is not authentic?
www.vice.com/en/article/z34qz8/chess-grandmaster-maxim-dlugy-admitted-to-cheating-on-chesscom-emails-show
I don't know how the article's author obtained the emails, which evidently contain a few redactions. If this correspondence is authentic, it suggests to me that chess . com makes an effort to help those who have cheated "come clean" and be able to rejoin the chess world.
Does anyone have any information about whether this article is accurate?
Is there any reason to think the email correspondence is not authentic?
www.vice.com/en/article/z34qz8/chess-grandmaster-maxim-dlugy-admitted-to-cheating-on-chesscom-emails-show
I don't know how the article's author obtained the emails, which evidently contain a few redactions. If this correspondence is authentic, it suggests to me that chess . com makes an effort to help those who have cheated "come clean" and be able to rejoin the chess world.
Does anyone have any information about whether this article is accurate?