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Date: 12 Jul 2008 09:40:53
From: Robert Norton
Subject: Email chess query
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My friend and I exchange moves by email or text. We usually have 2 games in
progress. Rather than have 2 boards set up to follow the games I'm wondering
if there is a site we could use with a board where you could enter both
sides.
Anyone know? Thanks
Rob Norton
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Date: 13 Jul 2008 06:02:01
From: harrynelsonpillsbury
Subject: Re: Email chess query
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Robert Norton;276641 Wrote:
> My friend and I exchange moves by email or text. We usually have 2 game
> in
> progress. Rather than have 2 boards set up to follow the games I'
> wondering
> if there is a site we could use with a board where you could enter bot
>
> sides.
> Anyone know? Thanks
> Rob Norton
Rob, go to www.schemingmind.com and sign up for a free account. The
get your friend to do the same. Then you can play your games ther
very simply. It's all done within the browser and there's even a
analysis board where you can move the pieces around to look at line
you're considering playing. Very nice site. I've had experience wit
a lot of correspondence sites, and this is definitely my favourite. I
you ever want to play a game there with me, just challenge me:
djanowski
--jac
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harrynelsonpillsbury
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Date: 13 Jul 2008 20:39:32
From: Robert Norton
Subject: Re: Email chess query
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"harrynelsonpillsbury" <[email protected] > wrote
in message news:[email protected]...
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> Robert Norton;276641 Wrote:
>> My friend and I exchange moves by email or text. We usually have 2 games
>> in
>> progress. Rather than have 2 boards set up to follow the games I'm
>> wondering
>> if there is a site we could use with a board where you could enter both
>>
>> sides.
>> Anyone know? Thanks
>> Rob Norton
>
> Rob, go to www.schemingmind.com and sign up for a free account. Then
> get your friend to do the same. Then you can play your games there
> very simply. It's all done within the browser and there's even an
> analysis board where you can move the pieces around to look at lines
> you're considering playing. Very nice site. I've had experience with
> a lot of correspondence sites, and this is definitely my favourite. If
> you ever want to play a game there with me, just challenge me:
> djanowski
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> --jack
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> --
> harrynelsonpillsbury
Thanks very much, Jack. I have a few too many games going on at Chessworld.
When they thin out, I'd love a game and will remind you. I dont know what
rating I am not having seriously competed for a while. maybe I'm about 1500
ELO?
Cheers, rob
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