grenv: Because my browser has the password stored for brainking.com but not all the others.

It's weird. Sometimes my move notification emails contain a link to brainking.com and other times they contain a link to brainking.it. This happens for emails regarding the same game! Fencer, why is this?

Thad: I don't know. A typo, most likely. However, since everybody has BrainKing in bookmarks, there is no point to click on email links anyway.

Fencer: You are wrong. The link in the email take me straight to my game in one click when I have a move to make. They make playing at BrainKing quite convenient. There IS a point to them and to having them right. I hope you can see that and that you were only trying to make a joke with your earlier comment.

coan.net: I am currently only playing three games, and I get the .it links in emails concerning only one of those three games. And, yes, that opponent is in Italy. But the weird part is that I only get the .it links some of the time. Other times I get the .com link.

Thad: Probably depends on which page the user that played the move was using at the time the email was generated.

If you log into both sites once and remember the password in the browser then wouldn't that solve the problem?

grenv: Ah, if he plays on different servers, then that could explain the kinda random difference in the links in my emails.

Wasn't the idea of using the different domains (brainking.com, brainking.it, etc.) supposed to allow players to connect with their 'home' server, improving speeds or efficiency or something and thusly giving us a better experience? I'm in the US. I shouldn't be directed to brainking.it.

Thad: I myself would be curious if the e-mail's you get with the .it link are all from the same opponent (maybe an opponent who uses the .it) - or is it just random.