What are Programmatic Moves

@TheVeryHighRated said in #4:
> You needed help against stockfish1?

Ofc not. The extension looks sussy so I wanted to test it. It gave me hints for moves, and I followed for around 6 moves. I stopped and made my own starting at the 7th, so I am really confused how the 8th one will lead to cheat detect (I don't expect to get banned by cheating against stockfish at first though).

@schlawg said in #10:
> Come on guys, we have not yet provided enough different definitions of Programmatic Moves. We can do better!
>
> Here's another: Programmatic moves are ones that perform a mapping on the set of allowable piece layouts without human intervention.

Well... I hope so. Then it will lead to a good explanation of me getting banned

When people sign up for Lichess, they agree to lichess.org/terms-of-service and surely when players are banned, lichess.org/terms-of-service are mentioned.

"programmatic moves" doesn't appear in that document but if you want to know what's in the document, read it.

@TheBulletMaster said in #1:
> Recently, I created a forum in Lichess Feedback (lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/appeal-decision), asking how long appealing will take after getting banned because of cheating against Lichess Stockfish AI. However, I am told that cheating against stockfish will not result in a ban, so I am quite confused. I also found this: lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/appeal-decision . According to the rule grid, while playing against Lichess AI, everything is allowed except "Programmatic Moves" . I am wondering what Programmatic Moves are.

Rule grid: lichess.org/page/fair-play.

Lichess has made a decision, I will not be unbanned, but I can create a new account for playing in the future.