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It'd be cool to have some form of online chess that's the same as over the board chess -- having to claim draws and all that. Or even if you could see your opponent, or a representation of them. I'd p…

@biscuitfiend said in #3: > "I mentally flipped a coin and played Be2." > > Well, there's your problem. You could have learned from what went wrong with your thought process. Instead, you doubled down…

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@lazzaknight said in #10: > Another idea, if you're cool with doing a bit of coding, is making your own puzzles from games you've played. You could end up with a ton of puzzles pretty easily, and you …

These are some good points. Sure, it could be the just thought I'd add that conceivably, the alternative could be made, perhaps without too much difficulty. Public domain chess material could be suffi…

My thinking is, if a person designs a puzzle, then they can write the ideas behind it also. You know, just something like a puzzle book that has the puzzle, as well as the descriptive solution to that…

Why would I want a perfectly good chessboard with scribbles on it?