"spam", now "troll"
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A Call for a Real Beginner Roadmap on Chess.com
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Aug 19, 2025
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#123
Felipe22CFN wrote:
surely there must be some general agreement among chess academies about how to guide beginners. That kind of basic orientation is simply not present on the site.
That's an exact quote, so you can't say I'm missing the point.
There is indeed a general agreement about how to guide beginners. And it's seen everywhere, nearly ad nauseum, not only on this site or in these forums but in this very thread, and not just once in this thread or by just one person.
Aug 19, 2025
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#124
Noted delcai007 again. For the fifth time. I think everyone here has got your point by now please stop trolling and respect the space
Aug 19, 2025
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#125
For the sixth time. I think everyone here has got your point by now please stop trolling and respect the space
Aug 19, 2025
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#126
delcai007 I’m not interested in playing those games. I’ve asked you to stop and I expect that to be respected
Aug 19, 2025
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#127
It's time for you to reevaluate is the point.
The whole thread is based on a misconception. Admit it.
But I promise to leave you alone as long as you don't repeat it or keep my interest in some other way.
Be well.
Aug 19, 2025
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#129
Okay, fine. Just say "Uncle", then I'll send you a 'Here, have a Taco' trophy.
17 days ago
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#131
Felipe - yopu are so right in everything you say. This site is crying out for a study / route map .... they are relatively easy to contruct for the most complex of subjects.
11 days ago
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#132
Old Chess.com Study Guide - Chess.com
Is that what you are looking for? granted it hard to find now, but it's still there.
11 days ago
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#133
Felipe22CFN wrote:
I don’t know… I’m disappointed with Chess.com.
As a beginner, I find bits of theory and some exercises here and there, but there's no clear roadmap on how to truly learn.
I know, I should get a coach, but not everyone has that financial option. After paying for a full year of Chess.com, I'm seriously reconsidering whether to renew for another...
It's not much, but we could play unrated live chess for learning purposes sometime and I could give you some tailored advice based on your game(s). In the meantime, you may find this blog post I wrote years ago to be helpful:
It has a ton of resources at the bottom of the blog:
https://www.chess.com/blog/KeSetoKaiba/opening-principles-again
Delcai007 once again you don’t seem to understand, and it’s now clear that you are a chat troll. Let me repeat: this is not a discussion about how a beginner should improve. If you continue giving advice on how beginners should improve, I kindly invite you to move on to other threads where that topic is being discussed. Your stance on the website and your opinion have already been noted