Starting a chess blog
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May 27, 2019
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Use Wordpress. I have one at Blogspot (1200 posts) and one here (12) posts. My blog here was shut down for three days when I got a little bellicose towards an internet stalker. Don’t surrender your control in that manner.
Thanks for the advice!
Which is the link of your blogspot?
What was the problem with the internet stalker?
May 27, 2019
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He accused me of accusing him of cheating. I didn’t, but left a comment that was open to interpretation. He made threats in private messages, sought out personal information about me, and broadcast it. I complained. His offense content was removed and he was muted. But the exchange caused some “fair minded” administrator to think I should be muted, too.
http://chessskill.blogspot.com/
Hello everybody!
I'm just an amateur peruvian chess player. I'm planning to start a chess blog (idk if I'll do it here at chess.com or at wordpress) where I can put my study plans and my progress during this year. I wanna use the blog as a way to enforce myself to train. I've always been lazy for that stuff.
And even tough I'm starting the first year of my master studies, I would like to arrange my horrible schedule in order to demonstrate that there's nothing impossible
I know, that sounds too optimistic but I would like to encourage busy people that love chess to not to give up. I think that if you really love something you can always try to have a couple of minutes (or hours) to practice what you love.
In that sense, I would like to ask for some advices or critics about this personal project. Do you think it will be better to do it here at chess.com or at wordpress? What kind of content would you recommend me to put in the blog? Would you read the register of progress of a weak amateur chess player? It would be a good idea to do it in spanish (my mother tongue) or it would be better to do it in english?
Thanks!