Thanks Torsten for your thought behind the name. Nice to know that you are the inventor Scylla and Charybdis. Congrats.…
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@ Seetharaman: Scylla and Charybdis are mythical sea monsters from Greek mythology. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Between_Scylla_and_Charybdis So quite appropriate names to accompany Poseidon…
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'Ortho-queen' in a fairy condition appears such a bad detail for Juraj... but personally I think it is similar to…
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Could be with twins: a)wPd2, then b)Pd2->e2, c)Pd2->h2
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Well Laco, as a very general principle, your 3 examples are not desirable in any genre. However, the completeness of…
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To Nikola and Georgy: Of course both of you are right - if it considers this a general statement. But…
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A simplified reasoning might be that there's help-play where Black mates White in his n-th move but after being forced,…
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Our remarkable Wcct-9 entry (HS#4) was placed lower due to the fact that a white piece in each phase was…
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I had not intended to write that the problem of superfluous officers. I just wanted to open a debate on…
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