Very nice! Well Done Erik et al!!
Erik's on CNET!
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Congratulations to Chess.com team.Well done!
Feb 28, 2008
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A well balanced, nicely researched report. I agree with their conclusion: that Chess.com represents the latest in the evolution of the game. Erik's point about MySpace is also well taken--I think this site will be around long after faddish sites of that sort are gone.
Feb 28, 2008
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i love the free attention, but i don't like showing my crooked face online :(
very nice, can we still talk to you? haha
nice to be a part of (good) history.
erik wrote: i love the free attention, but i don't like showing my crooked face online :(
Now I have a real picture (can't see the small photo in the profile page) of you--you're handsome; what are you talking about that crooked face? 
You can say that again Piotr! I hate myself in Pictures or Video! Eric you will never walk alone! :D Forever may our ancient war go on! My two thumps up to Chess.com and the stuff!
Feb 29, 2008
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wow, eriK you look a lot younger on that clip than on your chess.com photos
Congrats chess.com team
Congratulations to one and all at chess.com. May the "Force" be with You!
cool,i want join in their worker
Congratulations to Erik and the team!
Live long and Prosper.
WIth all the sitting around you do, I wouldn't worry about a crooked face, I would worry about getting another kind of lift :))-
good job promoting us Erik keep it up and you will get a lot more
Charlie91 wrote: erik wrote: i love the free attention, but i don't like showing my crooked face online :(
Now I have a real picture (can't see the small photo in the profile page) of you--you're handsome; what are you talking about that crooked face?
Is this the man you are referring to? 
(nothing like posting a picture of a guy who thinks he has a "crooked face" (not true, by the way) -- well, there goes my membership....)
Good-looking monitor... 
Congrats!
Video: Social networking through online chess
"Even if you just checkmated your new friend in India or took your Russian opponent's rook, new chess Web sites like Chess.com are encouraging niche social networking. CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi sat down with the site's founder to find out what has attracted more than 100,000 members in less than a year."
In many ways, Erik & Co. are a testament to the power of the free market when combined with the pursuit of happiness! I salute you!