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<< < 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 > >> 4. Février 2006, 18:08:48  I think so i like those, because you can see where you came in a tourney you'd long forgotten about! 4. Février 2006, 20:06:07 Sujet: Re: Vikings: DOnt know, if it is, its a good new feature 4. Février 2006, 23:24:44 Sujet: Re: WhiteTower: I found it on the Paid membership page. Click the type and it will show. It appears that prepaying ten years membership in advance will get you a life time membership. 4. Février 2006, 23:52:32 Sujet: Re:  Walter Montego: Does your estate get a refund if you expire before the 10 tears expires?  5. Février 2006, 01:01:43 Sujet: Re:  pgt: No refund, but if you get the February bonus, you will get 1/2 of your next lifes membership free! <joke> 5. Février 2006, 06:19:09 Sujet: Re: modifié par mctrivia (5. Février 2006, 06:34:39)  Walter Montego: Yep pretty good deal if your 22 like me. 5. Février 2006, 09:24:53 Sujet: Ponds and Ratings Please may I suggest that our ratings are re-calculated when we fall, rather than wait until the pond finishes.
Then our ratings will be more up-to-date! 5. Février 2006, 09:39:00 Sujet: Re: Ponds and Ratings  tonyh: That's not possible because your BKR depends on the final position of all your opponents. 5. Février 2006, 11:25:14 Sujet: Re: Ponds and Ratings Fencer: how much difference does that make in actual rating points? In other words, does it really matter? 5. Février 2006, 11:28:26 Sujet: Re: Ponds and Ratings tonyh: It's not worth changing the formula. 5. Février 2006, 12:57:38 Sujet: Re: waiting games new game creation emmett: Players from your list of Blocked Users cannot see or accept your public invitations. 5. Février 2006, 19:31:28 Sujet: Random Stairs  I think a set of Stairs that generates random games would be fun! (Or at least the ability to add "Random" to our stairs in fellowships) 5. Février 2006, 19:36:12 Sujet: Another Random request/question... I know we can create tournaments that are random, but can we add "random" to multi-game tournaments we create? (In other words, I create a tournament which includes the games Backgammon, Hyperbackgammon, and Random game, then either allowing the creator to define what games would be included in the random pool, or having random be made up of the other games already included in the tournament.) If not, I think that would be a good thing to add... 6. Février 2006, 17:06:55 Sujet: Private torunaments pm's Would it be possible to put a link at the bottom of private tournament pages (at least for the creator) to send a pm to everyone in the tournament? Sort of like the link that f/s Big Bosses use to send to everyone in their f/s. It would just be handy to announce the winner of the tournament and thank everybody for particpating. 6. Février 2006, 17:17:01 Sujet: Re: Private torunaments pm's whatdidyousay: It's not necessary because when the tournament is finished, all participants are sent a message annoucing the winner and their final position automatically. 6. Février 2006, 17:18:37 Sujet: Re: Private torunaments pm's Fencer: What about allowing tournament creators (or anyone) to make "mailing lists" for private messages? 6. Février 2006, 18:28:33 Sujet: Re: Private torunaments pm's alanback: That is an interesting idea - a way to collect names & send a message to a certain group of people.
At the same time, i would also suggest a way to "opt-out" of all mailing list messages. I have left fellowships where the BIG BOSS sends out too many "group messages" where you read the same information on the fellowship discussion board, and I'm sure there would be a few that would also send out a lot of these also if allowed - so would be nice to block all..... if that feature request is done of course. 6. Février 2006, 20:39:30 Sujet: Pawn members daily movement activity I would like to be able to view a Pawn member's daily move activity. Perhaps you don't want the Pawn members being able to view this information, but I find it sometimes helpful in deciding to accept an invitation or to send one myself. I thought there was a time in the not so distant past that paying members could see this on a Pawn member's profile page. Or am I remembering it wrong? In any case I think it's be nice to have the information available. 6. Février 2006, 20:52:29 Sujet: Re: Pawn members daily movement activity Walter: http://brainking.com/en/Board?bc=3&bscx=474871 :=D 6. Février 2006, 21:50:02 Sujet: Re: Pawn members daily movement activity playBunny: Just a couple weeks ago, eh?
I like your idea. A comprise of sorts. Let the paying members see the information and the free members not see it. Sounds good to me. Fencer says there's no problem with his computer being overworked either. 6. Février 2006, 22:33:21 Sujet: Re: Pawn members daily movement activity Walter Montego: I'm not a Pawn, but I consider my daily movements a matter of some delicacy ;-) 6. Février 2006, 22:35:01 Sujet: Re: Pawn members daily movement activity alanback: 
I hope we're not talking about a delicacy to be served at the table! 6. Février 2006, 22:36:17 Sujet: Re: Pawn members daily movement activity playBunny: I should have said a topic of some delicacy! 6. Février 2006, 23:19:22 Sujet: Tournament pages When I search for tournaments in a particular game, such as backgammon, I click through the tournament screen and the game screen in order to join. Then I click "back to the list of game types" and "back to the list of tournaments." It would be nice, when I have previously searched for tournaments of a particular type, if the system would remember those settings and take me back to the search page showing only the type of tournaments I searched for. In that way I would not have to perform the search repeatedly to join several tournaments of the same type. 6. Février 2006, 23:27:16 Sujet: Re: Tournament pages alanback: There are two options for having that now. One is to use the browser's Browse Back which will return you to the search results. The other is to go forward using Open In New Window (or Tab if using something like FireFox). Just close it when you're done and the tourneys' page will be waiting for you. 6. Février 2006, 23:32:26 Sujet: Re: Tournament pages playBunny: True, but I think it would be an improvement to the normal functioning of the site to go "back" to the actual page one arrived from, rather than to a different page. If I wanted to go back to a generic "Tournaments" page, I could do so in one click off the left hand menu. 6. Février 2006, 23:37:43 Sujet: Re: Tournament pages alanback: Aye, I'm all in favour of systems remembering and making use of the context. 7. Février 2006, 00:31:50 Sujet: Browsing tournament lists I just noticed the little dot next to the names of tournaments in which I'm already signed up -- bravo! 7. Février 2006, 02:03:21 Sujet: Extinction Chess Shouldn't Extinction Chess have a different color boarder like some of the other variants which look similar to regular chess, but play much differently? 7. Février 2006, 02:04:24 Sujet: Re: Extinction Chess  BIG BAD WOLF: I second that one 8. Février 2006, 18:01:58 Sujet: match elimination Is it possible to create a tournament that is single elimination but has three game matches? (example: I enter an elimination tournament of dark battleboats, I am given one opponent like normal but I have to play a three game match to decide the winner and the winner of the match goes to the next elimination round). I could see the benefit for both battleboats as well as gammon and most of the variants of both. 8. Février 2006, 18:08:09 Not sure if this is the same, but nirvana's tournements of the random kind are 3 wins matches, so i geuss it is possible to do 3 game matches 8. Février 2006, 18:11:07 Sujet: Re: furbster: I'll check further and see if I can tell, thanks. 8. Février 2006, 18:29:52 Sujet: Re: Single-elimination tourneys ColonelCrockett: Having just gone through the motions, yes, you can do N-wins matches and N-points matches for the single-elimination tourneys. 8. Février 2006, 18:34:52 Sujet: Re: Single-elimination tourneys playBunny: thanks, I found the Nirvana tournaments and confirmed. ;) 9. Février 2006, 22:36:51 Sujet: Froglet modifié par Orlandu (9. Février 2006, 22:39:23) In froglet can we use numbers in stead of colers.. Green -1 Yellow -2 Red 3 Blue 4? 10. Février 2006, 13:23:39 No No No please dont change the colors. I'm scared of numbers! 10. Février 2006, 16:24:46 Sujet: Re: MidnightMcMedic: Notpermanent... Just an option... 10. Février 2006, 16:43:42 Sujet: The game GO Hi !
I would like to learn the game GO. Can anyone help me wherw to start ?  10. Février 2006, 16:50:06 Sujet: Re: The game GO Blackadder Mr K: Go is not on this site... right now... There are other sites devoted to Go... 10. Février 2006, 16:55:01 Sujet: Re: The game GO Blackadder Mr K: I would start by beating your head against a wall. I've read several "rules" and am none the wiser. I second the question: Where can you get understandable rules on how to score? 10. Février 2006, 16:57:43 Sujet: Re: The game GO Daniel Snyder:
Can you name one good one ? 10. Février 2006, 16:59:52 Sujet: Re: The game GO Blackadder Mr K: I am working to find the site for you... Gimes some time... 10. Février 2006, 17:01:49 Sujet: Re: The game GO  Blackadder Mr K: IYT offers GO...
www.itsyourturn.com 10. Février 2006, 17:03:51 Sujet: GO www.usgo.org is a very good site to help learn and find places to play... also www.yutopian.com/go is a excellent place to go for go boards software and others ...
Both Highly recommended... 10. Février 2006, 17:03:58 Sujet: Re: The game GO ScarletRose:
Thank`s ! I try that one! 10. Février 2006, 17:07:32 Sujet: Re: The game GO Blackadder Mr K: Good Luck 10. Février 2006, 17:11:18 Sujet: Re: GO Daniel Snyder:
Thank`s ! I will do my very best to understand this game,,,,, 10. Février 2006, 17:12:37 Good Luck... It is hard but a fun game to have fun with... Just like chinese chess... I stink but learning 10. Février 2006, 17:17:23 Sujet: Re: Daniel Snyder:
I have just read the rules and I don`t get it! But what the h---,I will try to do my best. It took me quite a while to learn Backgammon,,,, and some people say that I still don`t got it right,,, << < 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 > >> |
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