Marcin Kasperski wrote:
Hi!
>> The only function that IMHO currently lacks to CC support
>> is some automatic timekeeping/timestamping. (...)
>
> I am not sure whether investing much effort here makes
> sense, email chess seems doomed to die in a few years.
Well, as a librarian I'm also told th
> The only function that IMHO currently lacks to CC support is
> some automatic timekeeping/timestamping. (...)
I am not sure whether investing much effort here makes sense, email
chess seems doomed to die in a few years. ICCF already abandoned it,
IECG is migrating to server-based play (and alrea
Hi!
> [...]
>> Ok, thats what was also my impression from the pages, that
>> it's only about days.
>>
>> > For example, if my server receives my opponent's move at
>> > 11:59 pm and I send my reply two minutes later, I am
>> > charged one day of reflection time.
>>
>> Ah! Hence, if I sta
Hello Alexander,
On Jun 1, 2008, at 8:18 PM, Alexander Wagner wrote:
[...]
> Ok, thats what was also my impression from the pages, that
> it's only about days.
>
> > For example, if my server receives my opponent's move at
> > 11:59 pm and I send my reply two minutes later, I am
> > charged one da
Cory Helfrich wrote:
Hi!
>> Do we have someone on the list that actually plays more
>> seriously by email and could give me a helping hand about
>> what is needed in that area?
>
> I don't know if you can call any chess I play "serious",
> but I do play at IECC.
Well, I think it's not nece
Hello Alexander,
> Do we have someone on the list that actually plays more
> seriously by email and could give me a helping hand about
> what is needed in that area?
I don't know if you can call any chess I play "serious", but I do play at IECC.
> Additionally, the organisations I
> checked have
Hi!
The only function that IMHO currently lacks to CC support is
some automatic timekeeping/timestamping. Now, acutally I
play email chess all the time only as a leisure game ie.
without timing and I'm not familiar with the requirements
for tournament play. Additionally, the organisations I
checke
Tuesday, February 19, 2008 10:02:24 AM
Subject: [Scid-users] eMail Chess
Hi!
Working on the correspondence chess module I fiddled out how
to link up scid with a "normal" mail program. Currently I've
the mozilla-line (mozilla mail, thunderbird, icedove),
Evol
Hi!
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 08:02:24 +0100
Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Working on the correspondence chess module I fiddled out how
> to link up scid with a "normal" mail program. Currently I've
> the mozilla-line (mozilla mail, thunderbird, icedove),
> Evolution and someth
Hi!
Working on the correspondence chess module I fiddled out how
to link up scid with a "normal" mail program. Currently I've
the mozilla-line (mozilla mail, thunderbird, icedove),
Evolution and something like mailx, mutt, nail working.
Is there any major application missing? Especially on the
Ma
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