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  1. Guests can now post their comments to my blog entries. I don't think there's going to be many, but I'm letting you know just in case. If you do post a comment and you're not a registered user on these forums, the comment will have to be approved first. (you know what spam is like, don't you? ) Anyway, instructions are pretty basic: just click on the "reply button" and then enter your comments. Can't get easier than that!
  2. Javier

    Adding new links

    I'm currently adding new links to the links section of this site. I've created a new section called "Country specific", for I didn't know where else to put all the Australian Links that I know about. My intention is to create links for other english speaking countries: US, UK, etc. but first things first. Anyway, one of the Australian Links that I've come across is the one from the Hakoah Chess Club in Sydney, where I played for many years. I even defended their first team on board 1 for several years in the Sydney Grade Matches. I was going to add a link to their site on my lists, but then I read this in their page: "...Australia's only professional and qualified Chess Coaching Business" I decided that NEVER will I add a link to my site that lies to people in such a way and tries to misslead them for their own benefit. I had never even heard of their business (modesty aside, I work in the field and sydney is my second home) and there are several professional and very well qualified chess coaching businesses in Australia. I understand that we live in a competitive world, but LIES will lead you nowhere. Not on this site, anyway.
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