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15. November 2003, 19:53:24
Fencer 
I don't want to have this board polluted, important messages will disappear very soon.

15. November 2003, 19:36:18
Fencer 
Subject: Test mode is over
You don't have to use new.brainking.com any longer. Since all tests have proven that everything works great, both new.brainking.com and (www.)brainking.com point to the same location now.

15. November 2003, 19:15:30
bwildman 
Truer words were never spoken,Fencer!

15. November 2003, 19:02:28
Fencer 
Yeah, the board system needs some tuning.

15. November 2003, 17:37:48
Vikings 
Thanks harley, i read General chat after i posted that, and thats what I concluded, the numbers were usually acurate.

15. November 2003, 17:33:46
harley 
Thats usually when a person has posted who has been banned, Vikings. (I think!)

15. November 2003, 17:26:35
Vikings 
Subject: bug?
The number 1 was next to the BrainKing.com board showing that there was 1 new message, when i came here there was no new message. number 4 next to Feature request board but there was only 2?

15. November 2003, 01:06:18
Stevie 
Subject: Re: Is it possible for a Brain Pawn...
yes message him, if you have finished and no chance of going through to next round, he will remove you :o)

15. November 2003, 00:58:30
Czuch 
Subject: Is it possible for a Brain Pawn...
To get into another tournament while waiting for someone to finish a game that was really finished a while ago? Can Fencer somehow release me from this quagmire? Please?????

15. November 2003, 00:55:03
Stevie 
LMAO so you add your moves together then?

14. November 2003, 18:41:49
MidnightMcMedic 
(tool bar at top of screen) Tools, internet options, general, delete cookies

14. November 2003, 18:29:47
Radiant2008 :-) 
Subject: Cookies :-)
Chatty, I have the same problem, but have NO idea where to change or delete my cookies! Have IE as well..

Can you help me finding them? ;o)) Thanks!!

14. November 2003, 15:19:28
rgbdbg 
Subject: Re: Dragon
I know where you're coming from. It's very convenient for some people to "forget" and take advantage of a situation like a database crash. I saw it happen at IYT in the early years as well. Best thing to do is take the high road and remain positive. Chances are you'll get to defeat these people again... Best of luck with your matches...

Peace

14. November 2003, 15:02:32
Dragon 
Subject: Re: Dragon
I don't discount that. But on the same level, I don't believe that to be predominantly the case. Either "they" have a poor memory or far too many games to not know which way a game went.

14. November 2003, 12:20:45
noholdsbarred 
Subject: resigning games
I could not remember results...
so scrubbed all games without penalty either way...
What is far more distressing is the loss of the names of players with whom I had so many good games... especially those who bracketed me (better players who lost and weaker players who won).. I would be grateful for ANYONE who enjoyed such a game would rechallenge ...

14. November 2003, 09:25:17
kimberleigh 
Subject: fencer
message from chattytea
it has worked thank you.. and she will remeber that in future

thank you again

14. November 2003, 09:23:00
Fencer 
It is usually a problem of cookies. Some browsers don't delete them when they receive a request from the server to do that.

14. November 2003, 09:20:27
sandra... 
no.. i will try that :)
will let you know later.. off to work very soon

14. November 2003, 09:18:59
Fencer 
Have you tried to delete all BrainKing cookies?

14. November 2003, 09:16:35
sandra... 
i have tried MSN explorer and Internet explorer.. both on the old BK and the new...

14. November 2003, 09:13:04
Fencer 
Subject: Re: fencer
chattytea: I've just tried to log in and log out with both Internet Explorer and Netscape. Everything works. What do you use?

14. November 2003, 09:08:22
sandra... 
Subject: fencer
I cannot seem to logout of my account.. i do not have auto login enabled..
My daughter would like to play her games... but can't, because i can't log out!!

14. November 2003, 05:00:42
rod03801 
Subject: Dragon
Dragon.. as BBW said.. many people may not remember if they had lost or won a game from back then. Doesn't make them bad sports.. it just means they don't have bionic memories.. I personally resigned all games I knew for sure I had lost before the time warp. If my opponent couldn't remember either, we played them out.

14. November 2003, 04:31:35
berengeria2 
Subject: Re: Why don't people resign those games!
i think in many cases, people with a losing position don't realize they have a losing position.

14. November 2003, 03:53:22
MsDelete 
Same here Eddie! I had too many games to remember who won or lost each one. If I saw it was a game I was going to lose then I went ahead and resigned. But otherwise I don't have a clue! So I have just been playing them out and my opponents seem to be doing the same thing.

14. November 2003, 03:02:22
Dragon 
Subject: Re: Why don't people resign those games!
Sorry for not being more defining. I mean the games where one lost before the outage. It is beyond me why anyone would play on other than to gain deceivingly.

14. November 2003, 00:49:07
MidnightMcMedic 
Thanks everyone, no wonder I'm slow again LOL

13. November 2003, 21:57:36
Felix 
Subject: Re: resign games
There is a cafe nearby in Glendale, CA, where Armenians all know when it's time to resign, even if they are no good in chess, because their opponent stands up, with the table in hand and throws it across the room. They say that the sight of chessmen flying through the air followed by the board and then the table is a sight no one soon forgets. Good thing I don't speak Armenian, because the words they are using might not be appropriate for general audiences, if you know what I mean.

13. November 2003, 21:51:58
Felix 
Subject: Re: Caissus
You might not believe this, but it is true: I only now looked up the fact that your stats page shows Germany. I was responding to your message, below, entirely on the fact that what I saw on the page looked a lot like what someone who speaks German well would say if they had some limitations in their skill at English. Not a bad guess, huh? Furthermore, if you are going to try to speak to me in your mother tongue, be prepared for German 101: I need to use the bathroom, please. May I sharpen my pencil? How are you today? And such like.

13. November 2003, 21:44:41
Felix 
Subject: Re: rod03801
Hey, rodo -- I think I gave the wrong impression. The crash of data on BrainKing might have had something to do with my problem, because it seems Ed was using the private message feature toward me, but I had not accessed that in the period of time over which the data was later lost. His messages to me, which I never saw, are now gone into virtual never-never land. I think we have it worked out, though.

13. November 2003, 21:38:38
Caissus 
Subject: Re: Felix
Thank you Felix for the correction and sorry my English is not good.
I always hoped that you can understand me anyhow.
But I see the next time we will communicate in German :)

13. November 2003, 21:28:23
Felix 
Subject: Re: Caissus
It is the right of every player to engage in play so long as he wants, and to do so to improve his game, if he so desires. But not every player desires to teach others to improve their game at his expense, whenever they might so demand. So it is the player's right, too, to choose a new opponent in the next game he plays, instead of catering to the demand of a previous opponent to continue playing against him, again. Therefore, payers of two different skill levels do not often play together.

Is that what you had to say? Our respective proficiencies in English should not preclude our communication, no? If what you have to say is not the same thing as what you say, sometimes you can find someone who is willing to listen, anyway. Take me, for instance. I don't know much German, bitte, net mit aus getzeishnet gedzundheit.

13. November 2003, 20:53:13
Caissus 
Subject: Re:
It is the right of every player to play so long he wants,for instance if he wants learn.
But not every player wants to be a teacher in every of his games.
So it is the player`s right too for the next game to choose another opponent.
As a result to different levels play not often together.

13. November 2003, 19:51:08
The Listener 
Same here BBW

13. November 2003, 19:41:13
coan.net 
Well another thing to remember is not everyone is at the same skill level (I'm not a good chess player) - so even if I know I'm going to lose a chess game, most of the time I may try to play it out to learn more about the game.

13. November 2003, 19:11:23
Caissus 
Subject: Re: resign games
Sure noho,you should not resign if you see a chance of a draw..
That`s why a good chessplayer knows when it`s time..:)

13. November 2003, 19:09:21
TexasToest 
Me either. I'm just playing them if my opponents want to.

13. November 2003, 18:56:37
noholdsbarred 
Subject: Re: resign games
But Caisus.. some players have forced a draw from the most unlikely situations...

13. November 2003, 18:48:59
Caissus 
Subject: Re: resign games
A good chessplayer knows when it is time to resign...

13. November 2003, 18:32:02
coan.net 
Subject: resign games
What do you mean, not resign.

Do you mean just normal games - well some players like to play games out.

Do you mean games that were "brought back" after the crash, well some player may not know if they won or lost the game before (I know I don't know)

13. November 2003, 17:37:13
Dragon 
Subject: Re: Why don't people resign those games!
Why do players not resign? As Danoschek so eloquently states, no honour.

13. November 2003, 15:58:11
Stevie 
Fencer.
Had my first few blips on new bk in last couple of hours, but didnt get the server overcrowded page. just had a time warp type of thing.
Not bad going :o)

13. November 2003, 13:07:55
harley 
Subject: Interview with........ CaoZ
Just a few more days to get the questions in for CaoZ's interview!!

The next interviewee will be... Liquid!!
Get your questions ready for him - but please don't send them just yet! I'm still taking questions for CaoZ for another day or two yet.

13. November 2003, 08:53:07
Fencer 
Subject: Re: Bug?
Dorabill: What do you mean "pretty new here"? You are on BrainKing since 13th February 2003 :-)
About the Loop Chess possible bug, can you give me a game ID where this situation happened? I've never seen something like you describe. And, from the source code point of view, it should not be possible :-)

13. November 2003, 07:54:23
Dorabill 
Subject: Bug?
Hi all,

I'm pretty new here.I've been playing mainly Chess and Loop Chess. Anyway I noticed that in LC on certain pages I have an 'option' to 'click on' my opponents taken pieces...doing so doesn't actually do anything it seems...but still...:))

Dorabill

13. November 2003, 06:37:29
TexasToest 
You can tell if you're still on it by looking at the URL in the address box on your browser.

13. November 2003, 02:33:37
coan.net 
If you use the http://new.brainking.com - you are on the "new" BrainKing

If you are using http://www.brainking.com or http://brainking.com, you are on the "old" brainking.

13. November 2003, 02:20:03
Radiant2008 :-) 
lol - im so used to signing in with that old link though.. but the respond time usually reminds me that I clicked on the wrong one ;o)

13. November 2003, 02:17:21
Eriisa 
yes, I did the same thing. I use only the new link for now.

13. November 2003, 02:06:03
Radiant2008 :-) 
How do you mean "still".. I made a favourite page for the new.brainking.com link.. when it gets slower in here I turn to that page ;o) I assume when you turned on that new link you will stay tuned on there until you log off..

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