Our Favourite Open Source Chess Websites

Most popular chess sites:
http://chess-links.org

who made this list, where is http://chess.com or http://chesscube.org

#22 I'm guessing you don't understand open source...

An open source, free database of chess puzzles taken from millions of professional games:

http://chessblunders.org/

@antarmukhee the first puzzle i made was broken (more than one solution). Further, one needs to scroll to the right in order to see everything. Open source is not enough. It also needs to function properly.

@grondilu #20 thanks for answering a few questions from #17 but i am interested in more specific and complete answers :-)

@AyrtonTwigg can you be my hero?

I wish, but I recently found out about the project as well. I can't add anything to #20 since I don't know all the specifics.

You can ask people on the LC0 discord, google forum, or people in twitch livestreams.

https://discordapp.com/invite/pKujYxD
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/lczero

@AyrtonTwigg ok, i did so:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/lczero/3Ai2UffbDz0

thanks for bringing this up here at lichess.

It could possibly be that this form of thinking, with insightful examples, is the key to the future of humanity which is sure to need out-of-the-box thinking to (1) truly save the planet and (2) create the mechanisms to move away when our time is up.

I think it's appropriate to post this here
https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/advice-me-some-good-free-open-source-chess-websites-like-lichess?page=1
to add one more
https://chesspuzzle.net