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I don't think this statement by Sielecki is controversial at all. In fact, taken literally, it is a truism. What he literally says is that there is no reason to read old books instead of newer ones (w…

@Cedur216 said in #2: > What are these supposed to be in the first place? The evaluation of the position. Centipawns are not intuitive to humans, expected score is.

As the meaning of centi-pawns depends on the position, as explained on this lichess article [ https://lichess.org/page/accuracy ] and is not easily interpretable for humans, it would be cool to have t…

Celebrating World Chess Day, ChessMood has unlocked all courses again for 10 days from 20-30 July 2023, each of them being taught by experienced Chess Coaches with a GM title! Their content is amazing…

whenever I say "d" it gets recognized as "b". Have to say "delta" for it to recognize it correctly. The recognition of my voice sadly doesn't currently work very well. I would LOVE this feature!!

Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for! :)

I noticed with interest that there is this new feature on lichess. However, I find it hard to interpret - what does it say? I have checked my games, and in some games, I had a worse (i.e. higher) ACPL…

It is pretty easy to get a low centipawn loss if one side blunders heavily in the opening and one side is completely winning the whole game. It is nearly impossible for an 1800 if playing against rela…

I know that lichess didn't come up with the names, but there are many opening variation that are referred to by different names in different sources. For example, lichess chose "Lasker-Pelikan" for a …

What guideline/reference does lichess use for naming the opening variations?