Lichess Study and Our Favorite User-Created Content

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I absolutely love the study feature. Thank you so much for the work you have (and continue to) put into it.

Perhaps, it's not the appropriate place, but can I make a request? I would really love the android app to support the study feature as well! When I'm unable to refer to a game I saved in a study because I'm away from my desktop, I'm always quite sad.

Reading the study, "@Rock303 is a nooby nuby noob" raised my rating by 300 points.

Here is a very good study lichess.org/study/HwWZbEy5

#2 Yes using mobile browsers to study is inconvenient. Studies are highly mobile unfriendly.

And to everyone,
I sometimes decide to start an atomic study, then go 5-6 moves deep and get bored.
How can I prevent this ? I want to make a complete study for my own study purposes.

Yet another awesome feature. Which I'll never use, lol! ^^

My sincere thanks to @funnyanimatorjimtv for his effort in preparing studies. He is still a kid and he does it very well.

Keep it up, please.

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The study editor is very well designed and has proven to be extremely useful for a wide array of topics: annotating games, tactical and positional studies, thematic endgames, etc. With a ton implemented features, including e.g. the important ability to make a study private/invite-only.
One of the recent studies that I enjoyed going through was the one on some of Kramnik's positional insights, extracted from his games in the Candidates: lichess.org/study/1040dBS1

@wannabe2700 Thanks, you're right. Will look into that.