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@Regenwolf said in #4: > Thank you for the post! I enjoyed reading it. > > In this passage, there is actually a third forcing move: > "You are not sure what to do after that, but (hopefully) you notic…

@RandomDude1729 said in #2: > nice post i like it. Thanks, I appreciate it.

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@Bubba006 said in #3: > I would replace the images with boards like in this post lichess.org/@/Lichess/blog/candidates-round-13-gukesh-takes-the-lead-zhongyi-pulls-ahead/d1aIGRgV so that we can easily…

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@greenteakitten said in #15: > I've never ever seen somebody say they coach others for money in any profession, including chess. It's quite possible to earn a lot of money coaching chess, but the main…

@CSKA_Moscou said in #3: > Today, so many bloggers are stingy in sharing, commercial in their attitudes that you will lose the simplicity of explanations and the usefulness. this blog is probably one …

@dhrfz said in #20: > "Although this low-quality content can be criticized, the evolution of the sites may represent what the majority want" Yes, but does the majority really want that content? It see…

Thanks for this post, it is good to hear that other people also find these low-quality posts on the main page annoying. I wouldn't mind all the Chessmood guys doing their marketing here, but at least …

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