@ motherinlaw and e4nf3
'Now some they do and some they don't
and some you just cant tell
and some they will and some they won't
with some it's just as well !! '
(Edited 01 May)
@ motherinlaw and e4nf3
'Now some they do and some they don't
and some you just cant tell
and some they will and some they won't
with some it's just as well !! '
(Edited 01 May)
You old-timers are funny. Arguing about whether a word is correct or not. Like who decided that? TOFPOOE - The Old Fart People Organization of Earth.
Anyway, my vote is for Daily Chess. Correspondence Chess probably sounds cool to those old enough to remember using the telegragraph.
*cough
You youngens make a big deal over nothing, and want to make everything sound like a playstation game. :p Just KIdddingggggggggggggg :)
CORRESPONDENCE CHESS
It is what it is. Don't call it something cute.
It is a rook! Not a castle!
It is a knight! Not a horsey!
It is Correspondence Chess!
Call it Peacock Chess! Because I am to wonderfull (can't stop looking at myself)
lol.. in true Peacock style...
HM.. I think I'll add another 2cents worth, here is my 2nd suggestion:
!! ONLINE CHESS
!!
ding aling a ling!!
how about team chess since most of it is played by clubs or teams and usually you can refer your move to a team member for advice.
Thank you! 2114 votes cast
how about team chess since most of it is played by clubs or teams and usually you can refer your move to a team member for advice.
um.. you cannot refer your move for advice.. not in rated games anyway.. no assistance is permitted.
It is individual chess not team chess... not sure why you got the idea that it was?
how about team chess since most of it is played by clubs or teams and usually you can refer your move to a team member for advice.
um.. you cannot refer your move for advice.. not in rated games anyway.. no assistance is permitted.
It is individual chess not team chess... not sure why you got the idea that it was?
People only do this because they're forced to by the site's restrictive policy of not providing a separate section where people can play "advice chess" (to be known hereafter as "Cerberus Chess").
"Offline Chess"