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So I only play correspondence, I rarely have time to sit and play live. And when I accept a game, I (if I remember) look at the person's ratings, and if they are much higher in correspondence than in …

@butilikefur You are suggesting that people who use Zen mode are not choosing to ignore you. How is that so? Yes, they are choosing to ignore you, and anyone else they play against while in Zen mode. …

Yes I didn't read the question carefully enough, I see now what he means.

Yes, it is. On the analysis board menu at the bottom there are replay options: fast, slow or real time.

@butilikefur That is secondary to his real point. Before he mentions that, he says: "This would go a long way to improving the atmosphere where people would know that they're not being ignored, but si…

"This would go a long way to improving the atmosphere where people would know that they're not being ignored, but simply people are trying to concentrate." You could just assume every person who choos…

"1. e4 or 1. Ne3 is good in almost all opening pos and it doesn't take 20s to pick one of them." This is the worst chess-related argument I've ever seen or heard.

I can't double check what my search criteria were, but when I looked at the opening explorer I am pretty sure I saw far more than that, and the win rate was much closer. I believe this was with bullet…

@MoistvonLipwig Yes I completely agree, depth 22 is nothing. But the other person posted as if it was open and shut, this move is terrible. Indeed, @BigGreenShrek later added: " If you want the object…

@BigGreenShrek Stockfish (at depth 22) evaluates 5. Nxf7 to be the better move. Also, I don't know who added the line 5. Bxf7+ Ke7 6. Bc4 to the study, but in that line, according to Lichess' opening …