I know I had some comments there, but in the instance it’s being used to score a game where the opponent is intentionally prolonging the game, trying to alter score or other trolling, I don’t see a problem with using katago to score. Presumably the victim, as we’re saying, doesn’t want to resume the game anyway.
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This reminds me of when I found out that Lichess forces a draw after 300 moves, regardless of three-fold repetition or the 50-move rule.
When I had opponents who wouldn’t resign at 1100 or so, despite being down vast material (there were many) I would take them down to a bare king, trap them at the edge of the board with my rook then make victory laps around the board with my own king. Every forty moves or so I’d push a pawn.
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