this topic urgently needs more clousems: lichess.org/forum/off-topic-discussion/what-is-a-logo#1
Really? “To prove you are human”
@CSKA_Moscou said in #31:
> it depends on the case. hosting tournaments with a cash prize pool is completely legal and welcome.
>
> "Buying" players by giving them money to play for your team is not officially illegal (some titled players charge their prices) but will give the team a very bad reputation.
>
> and paying people to do a "job" on the team that breaks Lichess community rules like spamming people's DMs or being a "recruiter" is illegal
what if they advertise my team out of their own will?
is that illegal
> it depends on the case. hosting tournaments with a cash prize pool is completely legal and welcome.
>
> "Buying" players by giving them money to play for your team is not officially illegal (some titled players charge their prices) but will give the team a very bad reputation.
>
> and paying people to do a "job" on the team that breaks Lichess community rules like spamming people's DMs or being a "recruiter" is illegal
what if they advertise my team out of their own will?
is that illegal
@Chessremiss said in #43:
> what if they advertise my team out of their own will?
> is that illegal
Yes. That's illegal.
> what if they advertise my team out of their own will?
> is that illegal
Yes. That's illegal.
What’s the point?
> What else can I do?
quite frankly, the fact that you have to advertise for people to join your team imo shows that you probably shouldn't lead a team and should instead join a team someone else created. not everybody needs to have their own team, there's nothing to gain by having one.
quite frankly, the fact that you have to advertise for people to join your team imo shows that you probably shouldn't lead a team and should instead join a team someone else created. not everybody needs to have their own team, there's nothing to gain by having one.