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@Forgeron-de-Pion said in #6: > Here, this is the study ... tell me if you can access a computer analysis in it Comments #5 was about puzzles, not studies. And so was #4 that I was replying to.

@Forgeron-de-Pion said in #4: > I completely understand your perspective here, however, I'm talking about the situation *after* I have completed the puzzle! I want to just click over to an analysis bo…

It's not really purely a matter of choice but I believe it's not completely out of your control either. Losing a piece (or making a mistake in general) is a nice example. Beginners and less experience…

I sincerely hope this doesn't become common practice. Based on information in my profile, there are 17000-19000 active players of classical time controls. Imagine what would the forum look like if jus…

@EvilPyrokar said in #4: > While i'm not agreeing with everything Kasparov ever said I could likely say this about every single person in the world, myself included. (OK, perhaps except babies who hav…

@QathetMike said in #3: > 1 is a convicted rapist ...the other a terrorist. :-)

Whey you have the "Confirm resignation and draw offers" setting enabled (which I suspect is the default), you need to press the button again (after it turns red) to actually resign or offer a draw. Th…

@glbert said in #2: > you would not write it in all caps, because it is not an acronym. it's the last name of arpad elo While nitpicking... then the name shouldn't be written all in lowercase either. …

Reminds me a nice observation from a blogpost I read here: having consistent performance sounds like a good thing while hitting a plateau sounds awful... but when you think about it, both in fact mean…

I'm doing it quite often when preparing for a game against a known opponent. I keep switching between the player and "masters" most of the time.