getting a warning for nothing

You are saying that the warning is too broad and not specific enough. How do you propose we word the warning?

@lovlas OK, here is another re-write:

Have you noticed that the announcement by warnings is too much broad and at the same time is not specific enough?

@lovlas

> You are saying that the warning is too broad and not specific enough. How do you propose we word the warning?

Yes, you got 1st quick point. You should calm your warning down. I can not propose the exact wording of your warning because I am not native English speaker.

But it is just 1st quick point. There are obvious points 2 and may be 3, but they are not so quick to implement.

I see.

I don't see the need to reword the warning, to be honest. It's clear, concise, to the point, and short enough to not cover the whole chat window, which ensures that both players will definitely have read it entirely.

Don't see the need for rewording either.

If anyone feels it needs to be changed, they should be able to suggest a pertinent change. If for whatever reasons they don't or won't (despite having been asked several times), then imho it is just plain whining, even bordering on trolling, and should be dealt with accordingly, i.e. IGNORED.

@Pashut LOL again.

I shall not waste my time explaining solution to the problem when founder(s)/moderator(s) disagree that the problem really exists.

@ProgramFOX

> It's clear, concise, to the point, and short enough to not cover the whole chat window, which ensures that both players will definitely have read it entirely.

Wow. And what about other obvious criterias of quality?

@game_spectator

I think the message is great, it covers the problem, it warns you, and it is straightforward, if you have something you think is better, please share it, and "I shall not waste my time explaining solution to the problem when founder(s)/moderator(s) disagree that the problem really exists." is not helpful because

a) you could have no solution and you just want to cause an argument

and

b) if you do, just tell us and I won't doubt you

@game_spectator -- I'll make one last attempt... :)

Nobody (moderators included) has infinite knowledge. We all express OPINIONS here, nothing else. You opine there is a problem with this warning. @ProgramFOX, @lovlas, myself and others opine that there isn't one.

Now, the moderators/developers could have just said to you: "we're the moderators, so take a hike". But they did not, because are much better than that. Despite their status/role in the Lichess community, they did not ignore you. They read your posts with patience, they engaged in a conversation with you, and then they respectfully asked you to suggest a SOLUTION for your perceived problem.

So seriously, what exactly do you want them to do more than they already did?