The title says it all - record clock times in live chess after each move. I'm suggesting this as a feature for V3.
Example (from the recent Anand-Carlsen Norway Chess R4):
There, the move times are shown for each move, but the clock times could also be shown.
Recording of clock times is a standard "good practice" when playing a real OTB game. There are many benefits to recording clock times. For example, it helps players identify when and where they are getting into time trouble, and whether they can improve their time management.
This doesn't have to muck up the way current games are stored. A new SQL table "GameClockTimes" or similar, with the proper relational database mappings, could add the desired functionality while easily maintaining backwards compatibility.
Forgive me if this has already been suggested, I didn't see it anywhere.
The title says it all - record clock times in live chess after each move. I'm suggesting this as a feature for V3.
Example (from the recent Anand-Carlsen Norway Chess R4):
There, the move times are shown for each move, but the clock times could also be shown.
Recording of clock times is a standard "good practice" when playing a real OTB game. There are many benefits to recording clock times. For example, it helps players identify when and where they are getting into time trouble, and whether they can improve their time management.
This doesn't have to muck up the way current games are stored. A new SQL table "GameClockTimes" or similar, with the proper relational database mappings, could add the desired functionality while easily maintaining backwards compatibility.
Forgive me if this has already been suggested, I didn't see it anywhere.