Thank you BalGAmour.
One additional suggestion: Please consider writing detailed explanations of the term "cheating software", since apparently the person in question did not agree that his/her software is "cheating" software.
Is ANY software "cheating" by default? If so, just write "software." The modifier "cheating" is not necessary. But, software would be any computer program, including YouTube or BGA, or BGG, which would include strategy posts, videos, studying one's own games, reviewing games of other players, etc. None of which I would think would be considered "cheating" software. Is it "cheating" to use the notes section in games to track tiles? Or to use the game log to track tiles or cards played? Most likely not.
I suggest making a clearly defined list with two columns: "allowed" and "not allowed".
One additional suggestion: Please consider writing detailed explanations of the term "cheating software", since apparently the person in question did not agree that his/her software is "cheating" software.
Is ANY software "cheating" by default? If so, just write "software." The modifier "cheating" is not necessary. But, software would be any computer program, including YouTube or BGA, or BGG, which would include strategy posts, videos, studying one's own games, reviewing games of other players, etc. None of which I would think would be considered "cheating" software. Is it "cheating" to use the notes section in games to track tiles? Or to use the game log to track tiles or cards played? Most likely not.
I suggest making a clearly defined list with two columns: "allowed" and "not allowed".