so far, so good
but here is where it gets thicker
i thought i offered a draw and the offer was declined/or never offered and i cannot determine which game it was that i offered the draw
after reading some other threads this day i think i will store draw offers in my notes so to help me remember what it is i've done, which games i've done so, and my name so i don't forget that either
are draw offers stored in game analysis somewhere i haven't seen?
thanks for deciphering my rambling
@rookie54
I asked Russ about adding a {=} to the pgn of a game when a draw is offered as you would to a tournament scoresheet if playing over the board. This was some years ago and he said he would look at it. @dcpk also made a thread about four years ago asking for similar. As far I can see the only upgrade has been in visibility of draw offers and whether a draw was agreed or claimed.
The ways you can do it are: send an in game message saying I have offered a draw which will then show in the game log screen and view main board screen when playing back through the game on site. Making a game note "draw offered on move 34" which you then have to keep if the game continues and could annoy popping up every time. Thirdly you can open game annotation and note it there. Annotated games cannot be published until after game finishes but you don't have to publish. Using annotate game is one way to record your thoughts each move on site as a game progresses but it is a faff as you have to open it in another screen. Otherwise you have to record off site in a chess database or pgn reader or dare I say pen and paper etc. If you then download the pgn for use in an offsite application you can add the draw offer manually there.
@Ragwort
Thread 162349, that was a very long time ago.
I didn't find the thread you referred to.
@Ponderable
Thread 173881 14 pages back is one I quoted. The thread I wrote in was a more general one I believe about site updates and may have been in the announcement forum.
@ragwort
@Ponderable
thank you folks ever so much for yer insight, i am happy knowing i'm not the first
