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I will occasionally use a database or book in an opening; now, for example, I'm trying to learn the French and don't remember how to respond to white's moves. But I would never consider using my computer for position analysis until after the game is over. What's the point?
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I never used the data bases (I'm tooo lazy to look at the opening browser)
 PGeon
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Hi, Tewald,
Just to know how people are doing.
I am playing like OTB without any help.
I understand the site rule that we "cannot use a computer or computer program to evaluate or analyze a game", but i didnt know that "It is also allowed to consult chess books and opening databases". It´s all in http://www.queenalice.com//about.php
Like you said a database could be usefull to learning new openings! Thank you.
Marcos
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If you don't understand an opening, your should look it up; that's the point of correspondence chess?
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I thought you were talking about computers. Still I think it's best to use your mind. So there.
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