Puzzles needed for tactics trainer

there are multiple ways to win.

Letting your king get into the mate threat seems a little off, but even if the king moves to the 3rd rank the rook will be able to take the passed pawn.  Maybe 2. Kg3?

Black would capture the bishop with check and then move to the a file.

This seems to make just as much sense since white will lose the bishop and pawns any ways.  Because there are several way for white to lose this, I'd bet that, if they were still taking puzzles, they'd just accept black's wonderful first move.

I quote myself "...even if the king moves to the third rank the rook will be able to take the passed pawn."

What I meant by Kg3 is that it seems more natural to shy away from walking into their mate trap, even though RxB+ still wins the pawn.

He was clearly just demonstrating the mate threat to show that white can't queen.

Other moves are more obviously losing because you win the bishop with check.

And btw it doesn't matter that black has multiple moves to choose from, since you're playing white.

Scottrf, I think you meant that the person is playing black.  I think I've seen puzzles declined due to have multiple replies from the computer that result in the same outcome, but I'm willing to accept I could be wrong.

DJDopamine,  Rc4+ is a great move.  It's too bad they're not accept puzzles.

Almost every puzzle has multiple possible replies from the opponent, they normally choose the most instructive.

Almost every comment has multiple possible replies, but you always choose the most instructive!

can people still post puzzles here for submission?

aww I had a boss problem to submit!!

you can still post it here for everyone to see, even if it doesn't get submitted

that's weird, I've already posted the game in another forum.

Luckily, my opponent missed this in a recent game. 

He played 2... Nd5+, and I lived to fight on!

(yes, white could throw his rooks away to add a few more moves, but it doesn't change the outcome.) 

If a puzzle is really good it will still be added. ;)

If you mean White playing Kg1, it can drag out longer, but it's still forced. 

2. Kg1 Rg2+ 3. Kh1 Rxg4+ 4. Kh2 Rg2+ 5. Kh1 Ne2!  That threatens both ...Ng3# and Rh4#; White can't stop both.  I'll add this line to the diagram above.

The puzzle would not have to end after Rh2+; the computer (white) could make any of the four legal moves and the human could still force a mate. 

Thanks, I wish I'd spotted it a little sooner.  :(  After I eventually lost, the chess.com computer analysis also concluded it was a forced mate in 8 after my blunder 1. Kf2.

he said it was closed.

he isn't looking at these submissions anymore.