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@watford said in #40: > Please read my post on lishogi with free resource: lishogi.org/forum/general-shogi-discussion/shogi-book-resourse#1 Roger the author of the shogi book, mentioned that there is …

@Lamiales said in #36: > As a Japanese who touched shogi for 20 years and started chess few years ago, I feel that chess is more tactical than shogi. (I've read many shogi books but I rarely played it…

@FInLIp said in #7: > This post makes me want to read Agatha Christie's novel which I have never read. In fact I have never read any book by that author. I've only read a few of her books, but this on…

@cosmon said in #5: > Nice... But that last player... was not a beginner anymore ;) I changed it to 'Lichess players' from 'beginner chessplayers' since it seemed more fitting to post on here sorry, l…

@jahrzehnte said in #4: One beginner chessplayer without any frien'; >They invited nine friends, again they were ten > :-) Heartwarming comment of the day. :-)

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@dboing said in #22: > I like that there are conflicts of notions to investigate. Space, harmony, flexibility, white initial tempo or initiative (never know which it might be, here, possibly, one a ne…

@helloplaychess Removed the note, thanks @TheSoulTaker1 Added a clarification to second rule, thanks @miskobgd Added a study to the third rule, or see here https://lichess.org/study/rluMdDsl/3svKo5Pt …

@ZugAddict said in #8: > This is such a great article and about such an obnoxious opening :) Obnoxious is one way to call it. You must be a Hedgehog hunter :-D

@peppie23 said in #7: > Great article and clearly a lot of efforts were put into. > > It reminds me of my 2 articles about Dutch steps in the English opening. > http://schaken-brabo.blogspot.com/2013/…