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#21

Strange to pin an article on a feature which is only implemented by the concurrent website...

Strange to pin an article on a feature which is only implemented by the concurrent website...
#22

@nicolas647 said in #21:

Strange to pin an article on a feature which is only implemented by the concurrent website...

I am bit confused too.
I only know that lichess features "blunders" and "mistakes".
So in chess terms ?? and ? maybe !?

I have only seen !! moves on chess com

@nicolas647 said in #21: > Strange to pin an article on a feature which is only implemented by the concurrent website... I am bit confused too. I only know that lichess features "blunders" and "mistakes". So in chess terms ?? and ? maybe !? I have only seen !! moves on chess com
#23

The problem is that the algorithm which awards the ''brilliants'' is trash (mostly). Hand-picked brilliants from an human who has atleast an expert understanding of chess does make much more sense.

The problem is that the algorithm which awards the ''brilliants'' is trash (mostly). Hand-picked brilliants from an human who has atleast an expert understanding of chess does make much more sense.
#24

@The_ERuptodon said in #23:

The problem is that the algorithm which awards the ''brilliants'' is trash (mostly). Hand-picked brilliants from an human who has atleast an expert understanding of chess does make much more sense.
True, he only got so many brilliants because he was ignoring the bishop. The brilliant's weren't what he did, it's what he didn't do, and the fact that he was "farming" brilliant moves bypasses the algorithm.

@The_ERuptodon said in #23: > The problem is that the algorithm which awards the ''brilliants'' is trash (mostly). Hand-picked brilliants from an human who has atleast an expert understanding of chess does make much more sense. True, he only got so many brilliants because he was ignoring the bishop. The brilliant's weren't what he did, it's what he didn't do, and the fact that he was "farming" brilliant moves bypasses the algorithm.