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 On game annotations....well, you can but the annotations end up ten games down, where people might not even see them! It's just a lot easier (to me) when you can do part of the annotation, then come back to it on another day, completing it, looking through to see if you missed anything, analysing a particular point in the game, etc etc.... |
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baronderkilt 02-Dec-09, 04:44 |
yes Too bad the dating of it is not tied to the "public" save rather than just the "save". |
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I guess... Still, it's worth a try - thanks! |
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ah, brilliant! (so really, I have nothing to complain about anymore...lol) |
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There are so many annotations these days... What I quite like to do, if someones annotations impress me, is to look up their profiles, to access the rest of their annotated games. Saves trawling though several zillion pages of stuff. I think, too, that annotators ought probably to be prepared after some time to delete their old games. I believe one can just delete them outright. But another idea occurs to me. I want to keep them under my own profile, but remove them from the public file. I can I suppose 'de-publish' them, but then they will not be accessible to visitors to my profile. Something for the moderator to consider, maybe? |
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heinzkat... |
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Taking algol's advice... ever done (well, the most informative, at least) gameknot.com |
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