Final Match 2

1. MVL vs Aronian 1/2-1/2
2. Grischuk vs Yu 1-0
3. Vidit vs Wei 1/2-1/2
4. Knoru vs Lagno 1/2-1/2
5. Harika vs Khademalsharieh 1-0
6. Sindarov vs Bjerre 1-0

Match score: 12-3

Final Match 1

1. Aronian vs MVL 1-0
2. Yu vs Grischuk 1/2-1/2
3. Wei vs Vidit 1-0
4. Lagno vs Koneru 1/2-1/2
5. Khademalsharieh vs Harika 1/2-1/2
6. Bjerre vs Sindarov 0-1

Match score: 9-7

Final Standings

Triveni Continental Kings and UpGrad Mumba Masters will play the final tomorrow

Match 30

1. Duda vs Nepo 1/2-1/2
2. Mamedyarov vs Abdusattorov 0-1
3. Dubov vs Radjabov 1/2-1/2
4. Kosteniuk vs Tan 1/2-1/2
5. Shuvalova vs Batsiashvili 0-1
6. Nihal vs Sadhwani 1/2-1/2

Match score: 4-12

Balan Alaskan Knights

Match 29

1. Carlsen vs MVL 1/2-1/2
2. Gukesh vs Grischuk 0-1
3. Erigasi vs Vidit 0-1
4. Krush vs Koneru 0-1
5. Paetz vs Harika 0-1
6. Pragg vs Sindarov 1/2-1/2

Match score: 2-18

UpGrad Mumba Masters gets 3 MPs

At the moment UpGrad Mumba Masters would be qualified for the final, but Chingari Gulf Titans still have a chance if they win the last match and score at least 8 GPs.

Match 28

1. Aronian vs Anand 1/2-1/2
2. Yu vs Rapport 0-1
3. Wei vs Domínguez Pérez 1-0
4. Lagno vs Hou 1/2-1/2
5. Khademalsharieh vs Khotenashvili 1-0
6. Bjerre vs Esipenko 1-0

Match score: 11-6

Triveni Continental Kings gets 3 MPs and secures one spot in the final.

With this result, Ganges Grandmasters can not qualify for the final.

Match 27

1. Carlsen vs Duda 1-0
2. Gukesh vs Mamedyarov 0-1
3. Erigasi vs Dubov 1/2-1/2
4. Krush vs Kosteniuk 1/2-1/2
5. Paehtz vs Shuvalova 1/2-1/2
6. Pragg vs Nihal 1/2-1/2

Match score: 7-8

Chingari Gulf Titans gets 3 MPs

Standings

Balan Alaskan Knights is out of contention for the finals

Match 26

1. Aronian vs Nepo 1-0
2. Yu vs Abdusattorov 1/2-1/2
3. Wei vs Radjabov 1-0
4. Lagno vs Tan 0-1
5. Khademalsharieh vs Batsiashvili 1-0
6. Bjerre vs Sadhwani 0-1

Match score: 10-9

Triveni Continental Kings

Match 25

1. MVL vs Anand 1/2-1/2
2. Grischuk vs Rapport 1/2-1/2
3. Vidit vs Domínguez Pérez 1/2-1/2
4. Koneru vs Hou 1-0
5. Harika vs Khotenashvili 1/2-1/2
6. Sindarov vs Esipenko 1-0

Match score: 10-4

UpGrad Mumba Masters gets 3 MPs

Match 24

1. Carlsen vs Aronian 0-1
2. Gukesh vs Yu 1-0
3. Erigasi vs Wei 0-1
4. Krush vs Lagno 1/2-1/2
5. Paehtz vs Khademalsharieh 1/2-1/2
6. Pragg vs Bjerre 1-0

Match score: 8-10

Triveni Continental Kings gets 3 points

Match 23

1. Duda vs MVL 1/2-1/
   2.Mamedyarov vs Grischuk 1/2-1/2
2. Dubov vs Vidit 1-0
3. Kosteniuk vs Koneru 1-0
4. Shuvalova vs Harika 1-0
5. Nihal vs Sindarov 1/2-1/2

Match score: 12-3

Chingari Gulf Titans gets 3 MPs

Begun, the AdBlocker Wars have.

I mean, in Reddit all your posts and comments are auto-upvoted.

From the infamous AMA: We’ll continue to be profit-driven until profits arrive. Unlike some of the 3P apps, we are not profitable.

To me it sounds that he is envious that 3rd party apps were profitable and Reddit isn’t.

Standings

Match 21

1. Aronian vs Duda 1-0
2. Yu vs Mamedyarov 0-1
3. Wei vs Dubov 1-0
   4.Lagno vs Kosteniuk 1/2-1/2
4. Khademalsharieh vs Shuvalova 1-0
5. Bjerre vs Nihal 0-1

Match score: 10-9

Triveni Continental Kings gets 3 MPs

The word you’re looking for is sustainable, not profitable

Match 20

1. Anad vs Carlsen 0-1
2. Rapport vs Gukesh 1-0
3. Domínguez Pérez vs Erigasi 1/2-1/2
4. Hou vs Krush 1-0
5. Khotenashvili vs Paehtz 1/2-1/2
6. Esipenko vs Pragg 0-1

Match score: 8-10

SG Alpine Warriors gets 3 MPs

Some people, like Elon Musk, want us to believe that social networks are a “digital town square”, but imo that’s a pretty poor metaphor. Social networks are more similar to “digital pubs”. They are places where you go to meet, chat and share with your people. Of course it is a public place, and anyone can listen to your conversations, and in principle, even join. But social networks, as pubs, and as any other human interaction, are governed by (mostly unwritten) social contracts, codes of conduct and etiquette. You are not supposed to join a conversation uninvited, and if you are invited, you are supposed to treat the others with respect.

However, these groups systematically and purposely violate the social contracts, they hijack spaces and conversation where they were not invited and insult, harass and harm anyone who doesn’t think like them or simply if they find it funny. They are the drunkards that instigate bar fights. And as in real life, the owners don’t want disruptive elements in their pubs.

At this point, the Internet is 40 years old, and mass-adoption happened more than 20 years ago. Most of us have been part of many communities before lemmy and/or kbin. And the disruptive elements are always the same. There are many groups of people with different opinions on religion, social issues, economical policies, etc, and yet only the far-right insists on the on-line persecution of their opponents. And their strategy works as long as the apologist support them.

This isn’t a matter of echo chambers. You can hear many different voices on lemmy/kbin. The only requirement to have you voice heard is basic respect, and that is something that the far-right refuses to do.