@EmaciatedSpaniard
The studies are still (or were....?) using the old embedding from the looks of it. For the new game embed, this loss of specifiavble browsing position is already being adressed in the thread with embed in title (pros and cons ....).. i think i posted the link in previous post. There is a github issue, it is acknowledged. don't know ETA of fix. Other aspects have also been notc<iced.
lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/new-forum-game-embedding-feature-pros-and-cons?page=1
please go see that thread, and issues (linked in thread) to see if your feedback points are already covered, and to voice your pros and cons. and link to your post about it too for completedness of that thread (with more specific title). At least give some chances to thread for be searchable by thread titles in the future (if the search would finally be able to differentiate between post and thread title search in the search results, it might happen, and if not, well browsing luck by thread titles might still make your feedback more accessible).
The studies are still (or were....?) using the old embedding from the looks of it. For the new game embed, this loss of specifiavble browsing position is already being adressed in the thread with embed in title (pros and cons ....).. i think i posted the link in previous post. There is a github issue, it is acknowledged. don't know ETA of fix. Other aspects have also been notc<iced.
lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/new-forum-game-embedding-feature-pros-and-cons?page=1
please go see that thread, and issues (linked in thread) to see if your feedback points are already covered, and to voice your pros and cons. and link to your post about it too for completedness of that thread (with more specific title). At least give some chances to thread for be searchable by thread titles in the future (if the search would finally be able to differentiate between post and thread title search in the search results, it might happen, and if not, well browsing luck by thread titles might still make your feedback more accessible).