Other accounts can't see puzzle ratings over 2700 or more

I'm not familiar with the language. It says "standard" which seems to mean any of the ratings for standard variant (any time control) but I can't find where exactly is it defined.

@greenteakitten said in #16:
> If your rating is under 2000, any puzzle rating over 2500 doesn't show up.

So you guys are not seeing my 2500+ rating??? lol

As @mkubecek said, it is difficult but not *that* difficult, it is more pure calculation and different from actual games.

OTOH, what would be the point of *puzzles cheating*, other that self-deceiving?

@OctoPinky said in #22:
> So you guys are not seeing my 2500+ rating??? lol
I can see it (2520) by hovering my mouse pointer over the right point in the graph but I can see only "?" in the left column of your profile. Just like you don't see my puzzle rating.

@OctoPinky said in #22:
> So you guys are not seeing my 2500+ rating??? lol
We can see it when we check your ratings graph or hover. Otherwise no, sorry :/
> OTOH, what would be the point of *puzzles cheating*, other that self-deceiving?
To get bragging rights with friends! I can't really think of anything else...

Seriously, I also have a rating of 2700-2800 on chess.com by fair means. And by the way, increasing rating on Lichess is easy as chess.com doesn't give >20 points on a puzzle but you can increase your rating on lichess by doing Harder-Hardest puzzles

A lot of calculation was done and after that it happened

The only reason why you're getting away with it , is that it can't be proven that someone uses assistance in a puzzle.

The highest puzzle rated on chess.com is 65540 and has the blitz rating of almost 1800-1900. And even top 100 puzzle rated on chess.com doesn't include a titled player, so makes sense

@Geelse_zot said in #28:
> The only reason why you're getting away with it , is that it can't be proven that someone uses assistance in a puzzle.
Why will I cheat in puzzles. It is just calculation and luck