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1 st vote for e5 has been counted. Is this format more acceptable?
Nov 30, 2009
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#5
Afalonso, it's all the same to me. But I've got an idea; if there's so much time after the first vote, say, three days, then the first vote counts.
Your idea is fine. 1 vote e5, 1 vote c5. You can also change your mind before a final count has been reached. For example, either of you could change your votes now to e5 or c5 if you wanted to. So far all I need is 1 more vote.
d6, let's make it strange ;)
I just post diagrams, so they don't have a move list. It would probably be best to make one, I'll do so when I have a chance. 3 votes have been counted which were all different, therefore first post gets vote: e5
My response:2.Nf3
The vote for f5 has been noted....
f5
strangequark wrote:
c5 use sicilian nadjarf
Same rules as last time, only this time I'm white and the major change being the most popular move of the first three votes will be counted. If the votnadje is split, first post gets move. This new rule ought to cut down on blunders. Good synapses!
I'll start with 1.e4. This is your current view [to be edited shortly]:
open c5 the sicilian
strangequark wrote:
Same rules as last time, only this time I'm white and the major change being the most popular move of the first three votes will be counted. If the votnadje is split, first post gets move. This new rule ought to cut down on blunders. Good synapses!
I'll start with 1.e4. This is your current view [to be edited shortly]:
c5 use sicilian nadjarf
EternalHope wrote:
e5
Nov 30, 2009
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#16
Celebi, the moves have been 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 f5. It's strangequark's turn.
Why all of the quoting? I was shocked to see "Alerts: Forum Game 2 12 New Comments"
Nov 30, 2009
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#18
We're trying to fill someone in. The moves are 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 f5. It's your turn.
Nxe5
Same rules as last time, only this time I'm white and the major change being the most popular move of the first three votes will be counted. If the vote is split, first post gets move. This new rule ought to cut down on blunders. Good synapses!
This is your current view: