Just as it says on the tin, so to speak. Chess.com has really made some advances in getting the Live Chat for Clubs to be more useful. You can see it, if you are the webpage for West Virginia Chess, that it pops up a small second window that is easy to move about the screen (at least on a computer it is). It provides how many club members are online currently, and it will stay up even if you continue to make moves, work puzzles, etc. It closes just as easily as any other window (click the x in the top right corner).
So the functionality has greatly improved, with one problem. The Chess.com app, on iPhone and possibly others, hasn't kept up with this. On mine I see the Live Chat button on our club page, but it does nothing. Using my tablet (iPad) and using the web browser to access Chess.com, things operate similar to using a desktop computer with the web browser.
Have you tried Live Chat? I'd hoped we could make some use of it. Add your thoughts below!
Just as it says on the tin, so to speak. Chess.com has really made some advances in getting the Live Chat for Clubs to be more useful. You can see it, if you are the webpage for West Virginia Chess, that it pops up a small second window that is easy to move about the screen (at least on a computer it is). It provides how many club members are online currently, and it will stay up even if you continue to make moves, work puzzles, etc. It closes just as easily as any other window (click the x in the top right corner).
So the functionality has greatly improved, with one problem. The Chess.com app, on iPhone and possibly others, hasn't kept up with this. On mine I see the Live Chat button on our club page, but it does nothing. Using my tablet (iPad) and using the web browser to access Chess.com, things operate similar to using a desktop computer with the web browser.
Have you tried Live Chat? I'd hoped we could make some use of it. Add your thoughts below!