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In my experience, mods usually do their job well in chats, but if that is actually what you got banned for, it does seem overly sensitive IMO. I checked the [chat etiquette] and there's no mention of …

The blog post is good, but the title is misleading. "Defeat the Vienna as a Nimzovich player with no effort whatsoever", or something of the like, would be more accurate.

I've got nothing against Abasov—he qualified fair and square after a great World Cup performance—but you can't say he didn't perform poorly with 3.5/14 in the Candidates. It was expected, but a poor p…

@Toscani said in #14: > Chess insights show our weaknesses. Mine have been enabled since they created them. I still haven't figured out how to use them effectively, but seems like a neat tool.

Well, the obvious things are playing and analysing longer games, doing tactics, studying master games and openings, reading books etc. Of course, you will improve faster if you manage to find weakness…

https://limewire.com/d/dbjNt#lWTew6JWj6 Tip for the future: if you see that a link is expired or otherwise removed, try the Wayback Machine provided by the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/

@slimeychesspoo said in #3: > After Qe2 he can just play Qe7 defending both f7 and e6 no? > > Don't think its quite as simple as you mentioned. Sure, but he's now wasted a move to bring his queen to e…

@TopologyJZ said in #6: > Well, actually stockfish seems to say this is even not an inaccurate That is because you were winning, Stockfish gives you a +3.0 score. When your opponent is down that much,…

If your friend is already a FM, chances are he knows what works for him and what doesn't. Otherwise, he should work with IM and GM coaches. I doubt anyone on Lichess (who regularly posts in the forums…

Never had it myself, but it's called synesthesia. If anyone is interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia