@ThatRandomPerson111 said in #6:
> I know puzzle race, what are the other two?
Puzzle storm is a 3min game, you need to solve the maximum if puzzle you can in 3min
Puzzle streak is pretty same, except that there is no time control, you can play longer as you wish
> what are some new settings
you can select from the leaders who can send messages or moderate the team. this prevents team hacks.
> how?
the players' flag is displayed next to their name, and more events can be broadcast, including internal championships which did not have as much visibility as today
> I know puzzle race, what are the other two?
Puzzle storm is a 3min game, you need to solve the maximum if puzzle you can in 3min
Puzzle streak is pretty same, except that there is no time control, you can play longer as you wish
> what are some new settings
you can select from the leaders who can send messages or moderate the team. this prevents team hacks.
> how?
the players' flag is displayed next to their name, and more events can be broadcast, including internal championships which did not have as much visibility as today
@ThatRandomPerson111 said in #7:
> Also, some things I've noted based purely on the forum etiquette:
> - This forum seems a lot more mature and respectful than 99% of forums.
> - I do recognize some users on the forums from 2022, like @DukeDog (consider this a compliment)
>
> One final question: Are "forum games" allowed?
> Some examples are counting, and Ban Hammer (you come up with a reason for the person above you to be banned from the forums).
> I don't know if those can be considered spam, and I don't want to get warned 5 minutes after returning to Lichess, so are they allowed?
that it's more mature is undoubtedly true, even if there are always a lot of young people (I consider myself as old cuz i'm 17).
then there is a wide variety of off-topic topics and some topics are really made for ironic responses or sarcasm, so you will probably see a lot of not serious but funny stuff.
you can still do forum games as long as they follow behavioral etiquette, which most of them do in my opinion. At the moment, the ones that come up often are geography games, or guessing games/starting a word with the last letter of the previous one.
> Also, some things I've noted based purely on the forum etiquette:
> - This forum seems a lot more mature and respectful than 99% of forums.
> - I do recognize some users on the forums from 2022, like @DukeDog (consider this a compliment)
>
> One final question: Are "forum games" allowed?
> Some examples are counting, and Ban Hammer (you come up with a reason for the person above you to be banned from the forums).
> I don't know if those can be considered spam, and I don't want to get warned 5 minutes after returning to Lichess, so are they allowed?
that it's more mature is undoubtedly true, even if there are always a lot of young people (I consider myself as old cuz i'm 17).
then there is a wide variety of off-topic topics and some topics are really made for ironic responses or sarcasm, so you will probably see a lot of not serious but funny stuff.
you can still do forum games as long as they follow behavioral etiquette, which most of them do in my opinion. At the moment, the ones that come up often are geography games, or guessing games/starting a word with the last letter of the previous one.
I think it was more bout the source code changes. His question, not this forum...
I just got back from a 7 year lichess break, Did anyone on lichess run for president?
We're all still hip and cool, no change. lol :).
@Ifancy_potato said in #15:
> I just got back from a 7 year lichess break, Did anyone on lichess run for president?
Happy Lichess b-day @Ifancy_potato !!
> I just got back from a 7 year lichess break, Did anyone on lichess run for president?
Happy Lichess b-day @Ifancy_potato !!
@CSKA_Moscou said in #17:
> Happy Lichess b-day @Ifancy_potato !!
Ah, I was actually wondering if you would remember. Thanks. :)
> Happy Lichess b-day @Ifancy_potato !!
Ah, I was actually wondering if you would remember. Thanks. :)