Great video. Thanks for all the useful tips!
@schlawg Thank you so much! I appreciate it was useful!
Is there a non-stream version?
@dboing hi! I am sorry, I don't understand your question.
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@dboing if you see the videos or go to my youtube www.youtube.com/channel/UCq_PXiPYCfAw6s-x3jJQuXA you have chapters in all the videos so you can see what you want. Thanks for your support an opinion!
Never mind. Thanks for your work.
> Capítulos:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Report a cheater
01:00 Enable and disable autoqueen
02:03 Save your analysis
03:00 Reach out to lichess mods
03:33 Lichess forum
04:24 Github
05:15 Title verification
05:53 Public studies for training
06:30 Coach with the lichess studies
08:20 Lichess Discord
08:58 Play anonymously
09:45 Closure
So, this in your blog, would not hurt anyone, and would have given me some incentive, knowing the effort you put in there. And not being obliged to follow sequentially all the tips.
This is a general thing, I even would value a thematic deconstruction reconstruction for all the chess games being narrated in streams.. Approximation of technical slide shows, where there is a map to the content as we progress. Giving interactive autonomy to the audience, less of the TV captive audience aspect, that I deplore the coming back of... This is not just about your video, as I said.
so finally: about this blog:
You have the work that is not always done for videos, I would show it in parallel to the link to the video, in the lichess written blog itself. You would be one of few that can make videos more interactive, in spite of their nature.
We need such sharing effort as you did, documenting lichess where it might be not visible already, from a user point of view. Some of us have tried in the past to make team forum thematic places where people could share such tips. but as many of such efforts the fast update cycle and lack of visibility would let make those vain. I guess we need some TVS...
> Capítulos:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Report a cheater
01:00 Enable and disable autoqueen
02:03 Save your analysis
03:00 Reach out to lichess mods
03:33 Lichess forum
04:24 Github
05:15 Title verification
05:53 Public studies for training
06:30 Coach with the lichess studies
08:20 Lichess Discord
08:58 Play anonymously
09:45 Closure
So, this in your blog, would not hurt anyone, and would have given me some incentive, knowing the effort you put in there. And not being obliged to follow sequentially all the tips.
This is a general thing, I even would value a thematic deconstruction reconstruction for all the chess games being narrated in streams.. Approximation of technical slide shows, where there is a map to the content as we progress. Giving interactive autonomy to the audience, less of the TV captive audience aspect, that I deplore the coming back of... This is not just about your video, as I said.
so finally: about this blog:
You have the work that is not always done for videos, I would show it in parallel to the link to the video, in the lichess written blog itself. You would be one of few that can make videos more interactive, in spite of their nature.
We need such sharing effort as you did, documenting lichess where it might be not visible already, from a user point of view. Some of us have tried in the past to make team forum thematic places where people could share such tips. but as many of such efforts the fast update cycle and lack of visibility would let make those vain. I guess we need some TVS...
Great video! Now you have to do Part 2, when LiChess Tools is installed :)
@TotalNoob69 said in #9:
> Great video! Now you have to do Part 2, when LiChess Tools is installed :)
yeah lol
> Great video! Now you have to do Part 2, when LiChess Tools is installed :)
yeah lol