It’s okay to feel frustrated, but here’s the calm reality: Elo doesn’t decide whether advice has value, clarity does. If your goal is to help beginners, keep your tips simple, practical, and framed as suggestions, not truths. Some people will always gatekeep; that’s their issue, not yours. Beginners don’t learn best alone, they learn with guidance and encouragement. Share if it makes you happy, ignore noise that doesn’t help, and protect your mental health first. Helping should never turn into hurting yourself. Here are some free resources offered by our chess coaching, Chess Gaja
https://chessgaja.com/free-chess-resources/
a speech from me maybe its my final......
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Uyentran_chess
Feb 10, 2026
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ive tried giving tips but people says its buns.. people say that my elos below 1000 i should keep to myself.. if you dont want me to post tips every friday might as well tell me.... Nowdays i only care about my leagues not my elo ok? And e happy all you want if i stop i just want beginners to learn atleast something in their minds chess,piano and all sorts of things! Not giving someone depression. besides i already had depression. *Let beginners learn on their own and smile* this sentence in my opinion i am a little bit againist beginners should not always try to learn on their own they also need help.Thats how noobs kind of works hey watch a series on youtube for help not just chess.com! So.... Have we stopped giving depression to people who are trying to help?
Feb 10, 2026
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I hope it's not your final. It is good to try to help. Try to ignore people who respond inappropriately.
