Is there a graph of elo over time?

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Is there a way to see a graph of my elo progression over time?

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chmod111 wrote:

Is there a way to see a graph of my elo progression over time?

Yes, go to your profile: https://www.chess.com/member/chmod111

From there you can see your stats (which already have a graph).  You can also select "Full Stats" to see a more detailed version of the graph.

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Thanks!

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This doesn't work anymore which is annoying. I see the list of games and their outcomes but not the graph I used to see.
To see the graph you have to go to that link, then click one the game types (Rapid, Blitx, etc.) then you'll see the graph. Or you can click Stats (top right) then click one of the game types from there.
When chess.com make "upgrades" like this in chesss.com or in any user interface, there should always be an obvious transition from the old way of doing things to the new way.

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Mandelbroke wrote:

This doesn't work anymore which is annoying. I see the list of games and their outcomes but not the graph I used to see.
To see the graph you have to go to that link, then click one the game types (Rapid, Blitx, etc.) then you'll see the graph. Or you can click Stats (top right) then click one of the game types from there.
When chess.com make "upgrades" like this in chesss.com or in any user interface, there should always be an obvious transition from the old way of doing things to the new way.

The homepage stats block shows the graph over the last 30 days, you just have to expand the section you're interested in.

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Martin_Stahl wrote:
Mandelbroke wrote:

This doesn't work anymore which is annoying. I see the list of games and their outcomes but not the graph I used to see.
To see the graph you have to go to that link, then click one the game types (Rapid, Blitx, etc.) then you'll see the graph. Or you can click Stats (top right) then click one of the game types from there.
When chess.com make "upgrades" like this in chesss.com or in any user interface, there should always be an obvious transition from the old way of doing things to the new way.

The homepage stats block shows the graph over the last 30 days, you just have to expand the section you're interested in.

Thanks but I don't know what "the homepage stats block" is, and I don't see anything that looks it it on the home page nor anything that contains those words.

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https://www.chess.com/stats/overview/chmod111

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Mandelbroke wrote:
Martin_Stahl wrote:
Mandelbroke wrote:

This doesn't work anymore which is annoying. I see the list of games and their outcomes but not the graph I used to see.
To see the graph you have to go to that link, then click one the game types (Rapid, Blitx, etc.) then you'll see the graph. Or you can click Stats (top right) then click one of the game types from there.
When chess.com make "upgrades" like this in chesss.com or in any user interface, there should always be an obvious transition from the old way of doing things to the new way.

The homepage stats block shows the graph over the last 30 days, you just have to expand the section you're interested in.

Thanks but I don't know what "the homepage stats block" is, and I don't see anything that looks it it on the home page nor anything that contains those words.

Ah, guess they don't show on the homepage anymore (pretty sure they used to). You can look on your profile to see them:

https://www.chess.com/member/mandelbroke

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Yes, but that's missing the point somewhat.
I'm finding a lot of the time, that the only way to fin out how to do a trivial thing on chess.com is to Google it, becuase the user interface is ENTIRELY miserable to use.
For example, I saw an acknowledgement of my post here yesterday, but I dismissed it before I read it. I COULD NOT FIND IT EVER AGAIN. So I thought, well, I'll just go to MY POSTS on chesscom and it'll be easy to find there. Except finding MY POSTS on chess.com is entirely miserable. I don't know how o do it and I can't work it out from the UI. In the ned, I Google my own question to find it. RIDICULOUS.
Anyway, I'm ranting in the wrong place. I'll submit a ticket for them to do nothing about.

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There are a lot of different tools and things to do on chess.com, so not everything can be easy to find. But as far as it is organized, I find it very intuitive. To find your posts, hover over the social tab on the left side and go to the forums option, once you do that, you will find on the top right

-My Topics

-Hot Topics

-Unanswered

-Following

Click on the option "My Topics"

It will show you a list of your topics, filtered by most recent.

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You can find almost anything on this site just by hovering over the options on the left side.

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Yes that thought had occurred to me and I've tried it, and failed.

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Are you on mobile?

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No, PC

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Unless it's a bug, I don't see why it shouldn't work.

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It should look like thisor this

If you click on the social option circled in red, you should go to this page

Select forums to go to this page. On the top right you should see this

Select "My Topics"

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Thanks for your efforts. I DO see that and it DOES weork, but my point remains. There's nothing about "Social" to suggest that that is where my forum posts might be. It's entirtely not obvious. It's a triumph of cute icons over meaningful UI and I hate it.

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Well, if you need help getting used to the chess.com UI i will do my best to clear anything up.

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Thanks, I appreciate it, but what I'd prefer is to have chess.com fix the UI so it doesn;t need a consultation on a forum to work out how to do the simplest of things.

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I think that they won't change it unless they have enough complaints (chess.com has 100 million members, you're gonna need a lot of support)