28 Dec '15 22:58>2 edits
Red Hot Pawn's Hall of Fame
Annual public recognition of individuals is appreciated and reinforces loyalty in any corporation. Russ, why not innovate a similar concept in your online correspondence chess site with public forums? Here's a suggested format for you to consider for implementation early 2016:
1) The dozen members with the earliest dates of joining who are still actively making chess moves and/or posting to public forums..
2) The top ten chess players with the greatest volume of chess moves as documented on the Most Active Players Table.
3) The top five members with the greatest volume of public forum posts during their membership if the archived data is still available.
4) The top two or three members whose public forum behaviour consistently exemplifies RHP Forum Guidelines and TOS Standards.
Annual public recognition of individuals is appreciated and reinforces loyalty in any corporation. Russ, why not innovate a similar concept in your online correspondence chess site with public forums? Here's a suggested format for you to consider for implementation early 2016:
1) The dozen members with the earliest dates of joining who are still actively making chess moves and/or posting to public forums..
2) The top ten chess players with the greatest volume of chess moves as documented on the Most Active Players Table.
3) The top five members with the greatest volume of public forum posts during their membership if the archived data is still available.
4) The top two or three members whose public forum behaviour consistently exemplifies RHP Forum Guidelines and TOS Standards.