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From: mmiicc@dataweb.nl (miK)
Subject: Re: Chess (was: Mancala board)
Date: 1997/12/17
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"Jonathon R. Oglesbee" <oglesbee@fullnet.net-removetoreply> wrote:

>Neat idea, but I still find this board and pieces a little clumsy, and hard to deal with.   I suggest this, if you are serious about
>playin:

>             R  Kn  B  K  Q  P

>For a real game you would have to be color specific, so you might either add a small case b for black, or some symbol, or use
>capital for one color, and small case for the other.

>     Jonathon R. Oglesbee
>oglesbee@fullnet.net-remove to reply


I'm dead serious bout playing, but when you throw in R N and so on this thing really
isn't ASCII art anymore. We'd better play a game of e-mail chess then - i'd like that
and i promise i won't cheat ;)

cheers,
mic
mic@dataweb.nl

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