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there is one tiny recommendation i would have... i think it's helpful to begin the list with the opponent's checks (on our K) and the opponent's captures; and then insert our checks and our captures.

@Graque that's an amazing app! Fritz17 has a training tool that is similar, but i had not seen anything like it before now. very nice!

it seems like these guys (well-spoken, well-meaning, language masters, & chess masters) make a sincere effort to understand what we need at our level (i.e., us players below 1800 FIDE) to improve to a…

i enjoyed this article. and i agree. the ideas related to blunders are usually too vague to be helpful. it might be good to agree to some consistent vocabulary. for example, when the opponent moves, t…

It seems that we have different classes of blunders. Perhaps it is similar to how there are different tactical themes. For example, placing our Queen en prise is different from failing to notice a new…

to the victor go the spoils but losers have rights too--like the right to play until checkmate or the right to resign any time before then. when on the losing side, i think we should play until we don…

Indeed. After they blunder and lose, it's probably best to ensure you only try to say "something nice" to a "friend." Anyone else might be annoyed by the mere sound of a human voice. (not me though! l…

My TWO favorite lichess features are: (1) slowing the animation speed; and (2) hiding ratings; ... and (2a) Zen mode; and (2b) tactics by individual openings; and (2c) Studies; and (2d) playing out po…

So, the data is based on the inaccuracy of pawn moves? Perhaps it would be helpful to include inaccuracy for failing to move the pawn--especially the f-pawn. We might find that failure to move the f-p…