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CHESS PUZZLE, FEN 2B5/2nQ1Kp1/2R3P1/3N1R1q/2N3kp/r6p/bbP4P/8 w - -

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Added by:hdgpille
Added on:16-Nov-12
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chess puzzle 2B5/2nQ1Kp1/2R3P1/3N1R1q/2N3kp/r6p/bbP4P/8 w - -
Attempts:35
Solved:9 (25%)
White to move, mate in 2
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soultosqueeze
16-Nov-12, 13:01

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Not easy, but I solved it. Nice problem.
Source?
kingdawar
16-Nov-12, 13:11

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Author
Baldur Kozdon, Neue Zuercher Zeitung 1985
soultosqueeze
16-Nov-12, 13:13

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^^ Thanks

I think posting a problem and not giving the original source is very disrespectful.
kingdawar
16-Nov-12, 13:39

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Well sourcing is a rather shaky process if you want to be accurate (sometimes you find a diagram without names), I am also basically completely dependent on whatever the Internet tells. But anyone can conviently find the sources to all their composed problems through a few visits to www.yacpdb.org
hdgpille
16-Nov-12, 14:14

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@soultosqueeze, sorry sir, but i am not disrespectful, if it has post a source, i am writing it, that is why im not putting my code, means not mine, it has a source. the source i got no author listed so how could i put the author?
hdgpille
16-Nov-12, 14:17

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@ soultosqueeze please review my other puzzles which king commented and post an author, "I say thank you to him"
kingdawar
16-Nov-12, 14:59

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Rather than saying thank-you (let's skip the formalities) you can edit the puzzle's information too  
hdgpille
16-Nov-12, 17:10

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thanks king, i did. just put the author if you know (the puzzles i posted) a pleasure to do that. thanks again and God bless.
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