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6. jaanuar 2005, 15:19:49
Fencer 
Teema: Re: Time warp?
pauloaguia: No. This rare event is caused by overloaded database server.

6. jaanuar 2005, 15:19:08
pauloaguia 
Teema: Time warp?
Latelly it happens to me to have notification of new messages on boards and when I go and check them out it just shows me messages I had already read.
For instance, as I'm writing this, Szirak's message has a "New!" symbol on it even though I had read it before. But when I read it the first time harley's and Szirak's previous messages were marked new as well and now it's just this last one so it can't be a cache issue.
This has been happening ever since new year and I think (but not sure) it has something to do with the fact that the messages in question were posted just about the time I was reading them.
The first time I just thought it was a fluke, with me having hit the board at almost the exact same time of the post. But it's happened 6 or 7 times in the last few days so now I start to think it's just too much of a coincidence...

Are you still doing experiences with time-travel Fencer? ;)

6. jaanuar 2005, 15:09:25
Malaniuk 
Thanks harley, the size requirements baffled me into thinking there was a greater difference, along with the fact that I really did think BC was a koala! :-)

6. jaanuar 2005, 14:31:31
harley 
An icon is just a picture which isn't a photograph. BerniceC is the closest who has an icon, if you scroll down. (Unless she really is a koala!! )

6. jaanuar 2005, 14:23:52
Malaniuk 
I see lots of pictures, but does anyone know anyone with an "icon" by their name? (FAQ)

6. jaanuar 2005, 12:11:57
Andre Faria 
Teema: Re: Can anybody....
EdTrice:

Done better... Lost this won in just 4 moves: http://brainking.com/game/ArchivedGame?g=259979

LOL

6. jaanuar 2005, 10:21:40
ScarletRose 
Teema: Re: Re:
BerniceC: *giggle*..

6. jaanuar 2005, 07:43:16
Grim Reaper 
Teema: Re: Can anybody....
Czuch Chuckers:

well this game was over in 5 moves with a checkmate

http://brainking.com/game/ArchivedGame?g=57339

many traps like this exist

6. jaanuar 2005, 07:26:41
Bernice 
Teema: Re: Re:
ScarletRose:
yep Scarlet...yu are right...one has a whistle...I can see it LOLOL

6. jaanuar 2005, 06:17:09
ScarletRose 
Teema: Re:
Antje: Oh I thought one was a wittle girl and one was a wittle boy.. hehe

6. jaanuar 2005, 05:36:03
Antje 
one has an overbite, and the other has an underbite!!!

6. jaanuar 2005, 04:55:55
Baked Alaskan 
Teema: Hmmm
Baked Alaskan toimetatud (6. jaanuar 2005, 04:56:09)
<I dont see a difference between these 2 smileys.
Is there one ....And if not, why have 2 of the same LOL

( 81 & 550 )

81 --->
550--->

6. jaanuar 2005, 04:28:45
Czuch 
This is ridiculous, that someone can be kicked off this site, yet somehow get to use auto vacation days to cover their absense?

I know it doesnt seem like a hastle, but I had just started 20 games with them, and it is a long scroll down the page, plus what about if I was a pawn or had an account with a game limit, I would be screwed waiting for theses games to finally be removed from my homepage.

5. jaanuar 2005, 20:36:13
Bry 
Brian - please let it drop now. It's becoming tiresome.

5. jaanuar 2005, 20:35:17
Czuch 
Teema: Can anybody....
find out if there is a way to find out the average amount of moves to complete a certain game type?

I want to know which game takes the fewest amount of moves to complete a game? (on average)

5. jaanuar 2005, 19:22:56
Brian1971 
Teema: Re: hmmm
Fencer: Or is it you are mad at me for readdressing the Autopass debate that you are noticably silent on. Of course you could have easily went down a couple of posts and replied to my original post with the Ponds question. However you intentionally snubbed me in my humble opinion.

5. jaanuar 2005, 19:16:14
Fencer 
Teema: Re: hmmm
Brian1971: That's the auto-fill reply feature :-) I was too lazy to rewrite BBW's name.

5. jaanuar 2005, 19:14:11
Brian1971 
Teema: hmmm
Interesting that I brought up the question but Fencer addresses the answer to Big Bad Wolf. I suppose if no one else would have responded I would not have had the question answered at all.

5. jaanuar 2005, 19:11:45
Fencer 
Teema: Re: Ponds Question
BIG BAD WOLF: Ponds are not counted at the moment but they will be against the 50 total ASAP [I had no time to implement it today].

5. jaanuar 2005, 19:02:59
Brian1971 
I ask this question BBW as the first one did not count against the game limit total. However I have 36 games total between started games and waiting games, plus a tournament starting today and I am awaiting the next round of a tournament I advanced in. So I will snuggle up close to 50 games with all the games starting. I just wanted to know how the Ponds games would be counted.

5. jaanuar 2005, 18:57:55
coan.net 
Teema: Re: Ponds Question
Brian1971: That is a good question that we will have to wait for Fencer to answer.

If the games do not count against the total, I would be curious if there will be a limit to the number of pond games a Knight can enter.

5. jaanuar 2005, 18:55:00
Brian1971 
Teema: Ponds Question
Do Ponds games count against your game count total? For example I am a brain Knight and have a 50 game limit. Do Ponds games count against that limit?

5. jaanuar 2005, 18:10:47
Malaniuk 
Thanks Fencer I don't mind waiting

5. jaanuar 2005, 17:49:35
Fencer 
Szirak: This Saturday or Sunday. Please be patient, I didn't forget about it.

5. jaanuar 2005, 17:22:54
Malaniuk 
Fencer: Any idea when the BKR will be recalculated? I'm still missing 9 points.

5. jaanuar 2005, 13:31:08
Fencer 
The rules are still the same.

5. jaanuar 2005, 12:32:19
Jason 
in the new pond games is there still automatic moves are not ?

5. jaanuar 2005, 11:55:44
Fencer 
Teema: Re:
MadMonkey: Yes, later.

5. jaanuar 2005, 11:55:06
MadMonkey 
Fencer: Is there going to be a way to create a private Pond tournament or better still one within a fellowship ? (rivet, rivet)

5. jaanuar 2005, 09:26:56
Hrqls 
Teema: Re: Re:
Fencer: *phew* i am bold again

5. jaanuar 2005, 09:19:43
Fencer 
Teema: Re: Re:
Hrqls: Yes, exactly.

5. jaanuar 2005, 09:01:20
Hrqls 
Teema: Re:
Fencer: ah ok thanks :)

so if we are only playing 1 game of a certain type .. and that game takes more than 6 months .. we have to start another one (and finish it) before those 6 months end ?

(hmm now i think of it i dont think i have had any game which took longer than that .. as i am not even a member that long ;))

it sounds nice for sure ;)

5. jaanuar 2005, 04:10:18
rod03801 
Adding my 2 cents...

Deleting inactive players from the ratings/ranking charts is a fabulous idea!

Removing pawns from these lists though, I too think is a bad idea.. I would rather see how I compare with thousands of people, rather than just a few hundred. Maybe if our paid membership base had more people, it would be okay..

4. jaanuar 2005, 22:24:07
pauloaguia 
Teema: Re:
Kevin: Thanks, that was the mixup (I just call them listings or ratings that all - must be my english).
But everything else I said still holds :)

4. jaanuar 2005, 21:52:09
Fencer 
Hrqls: There are no active or inactive BKRs. BKR is still a BKR and it will never change. What will be active or inactive are the positions in the charts - if you don't finish a game in six months, you have no position. It doesn't affect anything on the Statistics page.

4. jaanuar 2005, 21:09:48
Stevie 
Teema: Re:
Maxxina: Lets hope someone doesnt have one game of a type just with a player like Kevin then LOL Its not often a game with him is finished in 6 months LOL

btw..just for the do-gooders etc etc this is meant as a point made but a jest at the same time.

4. jaanuar 2005, 21:06:09
Hrqls 
ok :) no reason to shout ;)

i prefer it being changed to 'you have to make at least 1 move each 6 months' ;)

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:58:42
Maxxina 
HRQLS - FINISH A GAME

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:54:36
Hrqls 
do you need to finish a game each 6 months or make a move in that type of game each 6 months ?

what happens to the overal ratings ? do people still have to have at least 11 active bkrs to get on that list or can inactive bkrs also used for that ?

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:46:35
Expired 
That will be an excellent idea to add the date and time of players' last moves in each game type. If Fencer does this, there will be no need to make any extra charts or whatever. It itself shows every small detail!

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:31:44
Walter Montego 
Teema: Delisting while playing a game
Perhaps one can remain on the chart if he has been playing it or has finished a game, instead of just basing it on finishing a game. Require a certain amount of movement or finshed games per quarter. But even taking the scenario of a game that takes 4 months to finish with the players moving everyday, I think three months is more than adequate. You should have more that just one game going to retain a spot on the chart. Just ekeing out the bare minimum might be enough by the rules, but it sure isn't by the spirit of it. The rankings should be for active players, not people that play one game every six months. I'd go with delisting them until they played regularly. As an option there could be a link that would list all members ratings in an inactive chart of some sort, where a column on that chart could also list the player's last move in the game so rated. In fact, such a dated last move would be a welcome addition to the charts that we have now. How about it fencer, could you put the last time a person moved in the type of game in question on the game ranking page? Just having it public would show who desrves their top ratings. Anybody that sees a top rated player that hasn't moved in the game type of interest in over a year would know at a glance where not to look for a game to play. If you do make it so inactive players are delisted until they play again, it would also alert someone that they might want to get some games going before that happens.

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:31:41
Thad 
Teema: Another reason to leave pawns on the charts
Some very good players are pawns. For whatever reason, they choose not to become Knights or Rooks, but having them on the charts is very important. We all want to see how we rank against **everybody**, especially the best players, whether they are pawns or not.

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:12:31
coan.net 
I like the 6 month time limit for paid members. 1 or 3 months can fly by quickly, and for some longer type games (like anti backgammon), it can take 3-4 months just to complete 1 game (even with both players moving daily.)

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:02:56
Kevin 
It seems Fencer is talking about these charts while pauloaguia is talking about the BKR history and graphs. Yes, pawns do not have access to the history, but (as Fencer said) even guests can see the rating charts. :-)

4. jaanuar 2005, 20:00:00
Expired 
I must say that I totally agree with Walter Montego. Perhaps I'll decide to stay a pawn after my membership gets finished this time since I really don't like any other kind person to pay for me and I haven't yet received any answers from those Iranians I had asked if they wanted to join as a paying member either. Or shall I say only two have said that they want to join BK as a paying member.

I am now the top rated player in Screen chess, Cylinder chess and Berolina chess and really wish to stay the top rated player. So even if I am a pawn, if I still play those games, I think it is not fair to have me removed from the charts. That's some sort of pushing players to join by money. But, I totally agree that those who have played against four oponents and are no longer playing the game at least with the same ID, are to be removed from the charts. If one is the top rated player, there must be no fear of accepting new invitations to games. I have always admired that of Walter Montego. He playes DARK CHESS with everyone interested. That's how a top rated player must be.

4. jaanuar 2005, 19:46:44
Walter Montego 
Teema: Re: Charts again 2¢
Fencer:
I believe we had a discussion of removing inactive players from the charts before. This is a good idea. That way I wouldn't have look at a game I no longer play on my main page, would I? It'd certainly get those players that won four games, took the top position be virtue of having defeated four players and have never played another game of it, but continue to use this site. If you're going to keep your ranking, then you should have to continue to play to hold it. Besides, you say they keep their rating it just won't show on the ranking list until they start playing and finish some games, right? Though I consider the established rating the important one, it's nice to have a high ranking with an established rating on the provisional chart too. I think I'd cut the time to three months instead of six. A month for a seems kind of short. Though that's an incentive to become a paying member and yet get to see how the site works too.

As for not having Pawn members listed in the rating charts at all. I think this is a bad idea. As long as one is active by the criteria set forth, you should have a rating listed. We're all members of this site, paying or not. For some people 20 games or less is plenty for them. I can see not joining as a paying member if that's all they use it. Why penalize them? Also, as others have argued, I sometimes look through the list for prospective opponents and I am not interested in whether they're paying members or not, but if the game we might play will be a fun or chalenging game to play. The ratings and rankings help in finding opponents.

4. jaanuar 2005, 18:46:29
Bry 
Agree with Stevie. Remove inactive, keep pawns on the charts.

4. jaanuar 2005, 17:49:57
Stevie 
I like the remove in-active players...but think Pawns should stay on charts etc

4. jaanuar 2005, 17:05:24
Andre Faria 
I think Paulo Aguia wanted to say graphs, not rantings or charts...

4. jaanuar 2005, 17:05:13
pauloaguia 
Then I must be making some confusion... what charts are we talking about?

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