Originally posted by Korch Your lessons can be useful only for weak players, because your understandfing of chess is rather primitive.
What is this personal linch of person?
If you don't like someone threads, then don't read it.
As for last thread reply, you are rated 2200, so you are wonerfull chess player, but from where comes this strange mental attitude so common on RHP. Many players behave like rating racists. If you have rating even 3000 you don't have to be arrogant, and you are not more worthy human being because of that.
A little bit of respect of each other wouldn't be bad, because your rating of good manners is 200
Originally posted by ivan2908 What is this personal linch of person?
If you don't like someone threads, then don't read it.
As for last thread reply, you are rated 2200, so you are wonerfull chess player, but from where comes this strange mental attitude so common on RHP. Many players behave like rating racists. If you have rating even 3000 you don't have to be arrogant, and you are ...[text shortened]... tle bit of respect of each other wouldn't be bad, because your rating of good manners is 200
I`m sure that your text is example of good manners π
I` dont think that good chess teacher will learn others to understand positions which he doesnt understand himself. For example in one of his last threads he showed opening line in which he blundered easy standart tactic three times. Also his common judgements seemed like not very correct not only for me, but for players with rating much lower than mine.
So quality of his so called "chess lessons" are not too high.
Don't take me wrong, I am not trying to be rude. It was just a thought about better understanding of each other in this community. I wouldn't like to wake up and see thread where people make fun of me. That's all.
And best wishes to you as candidate master. We would be glad if you give us a thread with your lessons :-)
Originally posted by Korch I`m sure that your text is example of good manners π
I` dont think that good chess teacher will learn others to understand positions which he doesnt understand himself. For example in one of his last threads he showed opening line in which he blundered easy standart tactic three times. Also his common judgements seemed like not very correct not only for me ...[text shortened]... rating much lower than mine.
So quality of his so called "chess lessons" are not too high.
Seeing as Mr.K got to 1800, and all his threads were trying to instruct others to reach that level of play, the "quality" of his lessons isn't important, provided they are 'up to' the 1800 standard.
Originally posted by ivan2908 ... but from where comes this strange mental attitude so common on RHP. Many players behave like rating racists. If you have rating even 3000 you don't have to be arrogant, and you are not more worthy human being because of that.
A little bit of respect of each other wouldn't be bad, because your rating of good manners is 200
when you blow your own horn, it will be heard. what korch provided was a simple reality check, a comment from the perspective of a higher rated player. there's no benefit in getting hurt of defensive for that, instead it should maybe induce you to reassess your look on things. I'm sure rahim doesn't think he's infallible, and I'm also sure he appreciates all critique he gets from higher rated players. even if it may ruffle some feathers.
Originally posted by Korch I`m sure that your text is example of good manners π
I` dont think that good chess teacher will learn others to understand positions which he doesnt understand himself. For example in one of his last threads he showed opening line in which he blundered easy standart tactic three times. Also his common judgements seemed like not very correct not only for me ...[text shortened]... rating much lower than mine.
So quality of his so called "chess lessons" are not too high.
chess lessons for money , and self-promoted ... why is he doing that on RHP ?
Originally posted by Korch Your lessons can be useful only for weak players, because your understandfing of chess is rather primitive.
the point is that while RahimK's understanding of chess is more or less incomplete, it doesn't have to make any difference here. I think he can actually be better teacher for novice players than most of the GMs would.
and lets face it, 2200 rated also has rather poor understanding of chess.
Originally posted by Jusuh the point is that while RahimK's understanding of chess is more or less incomplete, it doesn't have to make any difference here. I think he can actually be better teacher for novice players than most of the GMs would.
and lets face it, 2200 rated also has rather poor understanding of chess.
If a lower rated player is helped by his posts then that is all that matters and the folk perched on the 2000 + seat should shut up or put up a better thread for the other members
If they have better help available for lower rated players then lets see/hear it
Originally posted by Mctayto If a lower rated player is helped by his posts then that is all that matters and the folk perched on the 2000 + seat should shut up or put up a better thread for the other members
If they have better help available for lower rated players then lets see/hear it
I'm a lineman by trade. I do a lot of things in my job very well. When it comes down to training people I fall a bit short. I'm always taking things from them when trying to explain how to do it and show them. Having an outstanding rating doesn't mean they can teach you anything.
Originally posted by Mctayto If a lower rated player is helped by his posts then that is all that matters and the folk perched on the 2000 + seat should shut up or put up a better thread for the other members
If they have better help available for lower rated players then lets see/hear it
you guys are being silly: rahim said his threads are good for low rated players (which nobody denies) but also for higher rated players. then a higher rated player comments that no, they're not, with good grounds, and suddenly everybody has their undies in a knot.
korch may be right, or he may be wrong. but it's more likely he's right. it's reasonable to think a 1800-player has a rather primitive understanding of chess. if that thought rubs you the wrong way, well that's just too bad. get over it, grow a skin.
how do you ever expect to get any better if a mere thought of critique gets you all defensive?