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how does it work? if i add someone as a buddy how do i know if they add me back? also if im added by someone how do i know? can i see the lists of buddies other ppl have?

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Originally posted by rcklein
how does it work? if i add someone as a buddy how do i know if they add me back? also if im added by someone how do i know? can i see the lists of buddies other ppl have?
OK first things first, check the FAQ.

Now to answer the question. The buddy system is used so that if you have a friend that you play regularly, then you can ad then there so that they may challenge you even if you are at your max. Although as a non-subscriber you will only be allowed 6 games anyway.

Now lastly, this question should be asked in the help forums.

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so its really just to override a setting when possible

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That's its purpose, this isn't a social networking site where you have artificial "friends".

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Originally posted by Kewpie
That's its purpose, this isn't a social networking site where you have artificial "friends".
i love that term,
artificial friends...
kinda like socially significant,
fashion trends...


rookie

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Originally posted by Kewpie
That's its purpose, this isn't a social networking site where you have artificial "friends".
ChessPraxis shared a link.

GM Bogdan Lalic brilliancy!

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I am proud to show a beautifully attacking game played by my father, Grandmaster Bogdan Lalic. It was annotated in Informator because of its instructive nature and fascinating complications. I hope I did it justice, but I felt out of my depth!

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That's only half a link, sorry. Try it yourself.

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Originally posted by Kewpie
That's only half a link, sorry. Try it yourself.
It's an artificial link. 😀

&feature=share

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Originally posted by KJCavalier
OK first things first, check the FAQ.

Now to answer the question. The buddy system is used so that if you have a friend that you play regularly, then you can ad then there so that they may challenge you even if you are at your max. Although as a non-subscriber you will only be allowed 6 games anyway.

Now lastly, this question should be asked in the help forums.
Buddies = The people who pick you up off the floor when you've had too much to drink and make sure you get home and into your proper bed.

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Originally posted by mlprior
Buddies = The people who pick you up off the floor when you've had too much to drink and make sure you get home and into your proper bed.
>ChessPraxis likes this

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
It's an artificial link. 😀

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGrW3Qdnlfk&feature=share
That's more like it. 🙂

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Originally posted by Kewpie
That's its purpose, this isn't a social networking site where you have artificial "friends".
Some of us have real "friends" too...

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Originally posted by Crowley
Some of us have real "friends" too...
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Originally posted by Crowley
Some of us have real "friends" too...
I take my artificial friends from online and invite them to my BBQ each year where they blossom into RL friends. Just add food, beer, and fun.

Next I test them on the guitar... It's a simple test admittedly, courtesy claps being just as good as real applause.

P-

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I take my artificial friends from online and invite them to my BBQ each year where they blossom into RL friends. Just add food, beer, and fun.

Next I test them on the guitar... It's a simple test admittedly, courtesy claps being just as good as real applause.

P-
What happened to my invite, and test? 😳😲

😉