what are points for?
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Jun 29, 2017
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#2
points are to show how active people are with the subject SHARE
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With your last post you've earned one more point.
You can't spend it for anything but it's a point! Be proud of every points you've collected.
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Jun 29, 2017
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#7
Points are designed to make kids waste their lives on the internet. Especially josephyossi.
Points don't even help you
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Spongebob Squarepants didn't get a pair of squeaky boots from Mr. Krabs for nothing,
he earned his points.
Jul 3, 2017
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#12
The points may not help you, but when I post a game and ask, "what could I have done better?" and players suggest counterattacking earlier with a ...c5, etc. I does help me. When I comment on questions about openings, tactics, etc. it also causes me to reflect on what I'm saying, double-check my sources, etc. and therefore helps cement key things in my mind.
MickinMD wrote:
The points may not help you, but when I post a game and ask, "what could I have done better?" and players suggest counterattacking earlier with a ...c5, etc. I does help me. When I comment on questions about openings, tactics, etc. it also causes me to reflect on what I'm saying, double-check my sources, etc. and therefore helps cement key things in my mind.
Exactly Mick, Chess.com truly has a helpful community. And we should all do our best to be kind, and relevant to keep it that way.
what are points for? well this thing is really one question than something longer so this is all i gotta say wait till the staff ansers!