1. Standard membermalinga
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    31 Jan '05 12:03
    It seems that you can only access the text of the messages sent back and forth during a game when it is your move... Why can't it be made available at all times?
    Cheers,
    Malinga
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    31 Jan '05 12:19
    You can access all the messages sent during a game by clicking on the 'message log', which is at the top right of the screen, next to 'game history'.
  3. Standard membermalinga
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    31 Jan '05 12:49
    thanks david. i'm blind as well as thick!
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    31 Jan '05 13:341 edit
    Originally posted by David Tebb
    You can access all the messages sent during a game by clicking on the [b]'message log', which is at the top right of the screen, next to 'game history'. [/b]
    Oddly enough, the last message (the one showing above your game) is not in the log, so at the end of as game if there's a parting fairwell or whatever, it never makes it to the log at all.

    I strongly suspect nobody cares, but it's true.
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    31 Jan '05 16:10
    One thing that I think is missing is the ability to respond to your oponent after they resign or accept a draw. This seems the most important time to be able to respond because often a resignation is accompanied by a 'good game' message and it would be nice to be able to directy respond in kind.

    Of course you can message them but its not always clear what game you are referring to.

    A small thing but it would be a nice thing to promote civility and good chess relationships.

    IMHO
  6. Standard memberArrakis
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    31 Jan '05 21:39
    Originally posted by Mavraam
    One thing that I think is missing is the ability to respond to your oponent after they resign or accept a draw. This seems the most important time to be able to respond because often a resignation is accompanied by a 'good game' message and it would be nice to be able to directy respond in kind.

    Of course you can message them but its not always clear w ...[text shortened]... all thing but it would be a nice thing to promote civility and good chess relationships.

    IMHO
    Oh, I agree wholeheartedly. I recently offered a draw to an opponent rated 200 points above me because it was a drawn position... but wouldn't you know it? I botched the game by interchanging two moves. So I resigned and included a message "You were right to decline the draw offer, because there is a reason peope are rated 200 points below you - and I am proof!"

    Anyways, he never received the final message. 🙁
  7. Standard membermalinga
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    31 Jan '05 22:02
    just want to agree with mavraam here - after the game has finished there should be an easy option to message your opponent and 'thank' them or whatever 🙂
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