[blind-chess] Re: SUGGESTING A RULE MODIFICATION
- From: "Jim" <jhomme1028@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <blind-chess@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2010 10:06:49 -0400
Hi,
I don't think that we should get help from chess books or other materials
with playing the current game. I think we should try to play our current
game with the knowledge we have at the time. I feel that after the game, it
would be OK to go back over that game and do a post mortem. The reason I say
this is that you don't have that luxury in an over the board game, and since
the only types of games we're playing are correspondence games, I feel that
we should treat them like over the board games and just bring what we have
at the time.
Thanks.
Jim
Jim Homme
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Subject: [blind-chess] Re: SUGGESTING A RULE MODIFICATION
Hi, Johannes.
You make an interesting point with your modification. I, though, disagree.
Because of the nature of correspondence chess, any of us can learn new
moves/tactics from our general chess study that we didn't know at the
beginning of our games. Citing a source which we consulted could be an
optional addition to a postmortem review of the game or as a reference in
dispute ajudication. However, for general play, it seems cumberome during
the game.
David Rosenkoetter
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