Insult? Aggressive attitude?

[Yobust]

Please I need help. Can someone explain me where was I been aggressive ect..., In my comment underneath as bga system said I was.

Insult? Aggressive attitude? Lol sorry to laugh but seriously

[Yobust]

We don't need both bishop to achieve a checkmate so that why I prefer wasting a bishop by creating a hole in home of oponent and stop my opponent to castle as its more hard to checkmate when opponent castled .

12:17 AM

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[Yobust]

Ok it might be an aggressive move in the game but with all what I said not 1nce I was aggressive or swearing ect.. seriously bga lol

[RicardoRix]

I thought it might be something to do with the bishop, but it has a problem with a hole you are creating.

[Ze Monstah]

[Romain672]

'hole' in some situation create that message.
I learned to use gap instead because of it

[Yobust]

C'mon seriously hole an insult word or bishop let me laugh , sorry . A bishop is an ordained or appointed member in a religious institution, who is generally entrusted with a position of authority and oversight. ... Within these churches, bishops are seen as those who possess the full priesthood and can ordain clergy, including other bishops.

Hole definitions: hollow place in a solid body or surface.
"the dog had dug a hole in the ground"
Similar:
pit
ditch
trench
cavity
crater
depression
hollow
well
borehole
excavation
shaft
mineshaft
dugout
cave
cavern
pothole
chamber
gorge
chasm
canyon
ravine
2.
a place or position that needs to be filled because someone or something is no longer there.
Anyway I speak English not french or else now maybe in french or an other language bishop might refer to something else but bga learn English lol as I didn't swear

[Yobust]

Anyway I just see that situation so hillarious

[Yobust]

Gap not a hole anyway so why would I say gap

[shadowphiar]

I think it's not just the word "hole" that is being picked up, but specifically the combination of words "a hole" which gains some significance (especially in North America, according to Mirriam Webster).