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I don't understand. Why can other people give away what they are allowed to give away, but I can’t? They even provide links to their projects on the game and puzzle database page.

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I don't understand. Why can other people give away what they are allowed to give away, but I can’t? They even provide links to their projects on the game and puzzle database page. lichess.org open database Database exports are released under the Creative Commons CC0 license. Use them for research, commercial purpose, publication, anything you like. You can download, modify and redistribute them, without asking for permission

Why are people blocking you? Oh, I don't know, maybe it's your extreme self-centredness or your condescending attitude.

Why are people blocking you? Oh, I don't know, maybe it's your extreme self-centredness or your condescending attitude.

@IamNOTamod said ^

Why are people blocking you? Oh, I don't know, maybe it's your extreme self-centredness or your condescending attitude.

Woah there...it's not that bad. I've seen a million times worse. That's probably not the problem. The condescending attitude is getting on my nerves...slightly.

For RemRus:

I do find it sus that there is no evidence of what you said to them when talking to them/mentioning talking in a chess forum. I'm also curious why you changed the topic to why you cannot simply just give things away.

Truly giving things away means letting go of it for other people to use without asking for recognition. That is what the Lichess puzzle/game database is about: giving game info away for study without requiring purchases or licenses. Well, that's what it seems to be. Admittedly, I'm not an expert on this topic.

As for your forum issue. I'm not sure exactly what problem you are experiencing. But always remember: What you post can be used against you, and you can build an online reputation that's pretty horrible even if you are a good person irl.

@IamNOTamod said [^](/forum/redirect/post/wbB02Yf4) > Why are people blocking you? Oh, I don't know, maybe it's your extreme self-centredness or your condescending attitude. Woah there...it's not that bad. I've seen a million times worse. That's probably not the problem. The condescending attitude is getting on my nerves...slightly. For RemRus: I do find it sus that there is no evidence of what you said to them when talking to them/mentioning talking in a chess forum. I'm also curious why you changed the topic to why you cannot simply just give things away. Truly giving things away means letting go of it for other people to use without asking for recognition. That is what the Lichess puzzle/game database is about: giving game info away for study without requiring purchases or licenses. Well, that's what it seems to be. Admittedly, I'm not an expert on this topic. As for your forum issue. I'm not sure exactly what problem you are experiencing. But always remember: What you post can be used against you, and you can build an online reputation that's pretty horrible even if you are a good person irl.

@Wreckfestdude said ^

Woah there...it's not that bad. I've seen a million times worse

Well that doesn't make what RemRus said any better. They say to literally anyone lower-rated than them, who is asking for advice, to "learn how the pieces move".

@Wreckfestdude said [^](/forum/redirect/post/Iak2TctL) > Woah there...it's not that bad. I've seen a million times worse Well that doesn't make what RemRus said any better. They say to literally anyone lower-rated than them, who is asking for advice, to "learn how the pieces move".

@IamNOTamod said ^

"learn how the pieces move"

This is absolutely true. That's how it was before, that's how it is today. The player solves puzzles with a rating of 1400, makes a hundred correct moves and a hundred wrong ones every day. There are no difficult puzzles on this rating, but something forces the player to make a move that he is not sure of. I don't know what the barrier is. Stop solve puzzles like casino.
I encourage everyone to start thinking.

@IamNOTamod said [^](/forum/redirect/post/2zA7K5wu) > "learn how the pieces move" This is absolutely true. That's how it was before, that's how it is today. The player solves puzzles with a rating of 1400, makes a hundred correct moves and a hundred wrong ones every day. There are no difficult puzzles on this rating, but something forces the player to make a move that he is not sure of. I don't know what the barrier is. Stop solve puzzles like casino. I encourage everyone to start thinking.

@RemRus said ^

This is absolutely true

So a 1400 rated player doesn't know how the pieces move?

@RemRus said [^](/forum/redirect/post/MeRChLQd) > This is absolutely true So a 1400 rated player doesn't know how the pieces move?

@lq2 said ^

doesn't know how the pieces move?

To answer this question, we must look at the history of puzzles, look at those 300 puzzles that were solved incorrectly. It's impossible to do. Although such an option exists for liches trainers. They can see all the hundreds of puzzles, all solved and all wrong. Seeing mistakes, the coach can point out the player’s weak topics and force him to train this weak topic.
Yes. I think the player does not know how the pieces move. He clicks on any shape, and then clicks on any green circle. Without thinking.
sad but true, metallica

@lq2 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/jQBq8grN) > doesn't know how the pieces move? To answer this question, we must look at the history of puzzles, look at those 300 puzzles that were solved incorrectly. It's impossible to do. Although such an option exists for liches trainers. They can see all the hundreds of puzzles, all solved and all wrong. Seeing mistakes, the coach can point out the player’s weak topics and force him to train this weak topic. Yes. I think the player does not know how the pieces move. He clicks on any shape, and then clicks on any green circle. Without thinking. sad but true, metallica

@RemRus said ^

doesn't know how the pieces move?

To answer this question, we must look at the history of puzzles, look at those 300 puzzles that were solved incorrectly. It's impossible to do. Although such an option exists for liches trainers. They can see all the hundreds of puzzles, all solved and all wrong. Seeing mistakes, the coach can point out the p...

Then how can they(in your words)

@RemRus said ^

makes a hundred correct moves and a hundred wrong ones every day.

The chances aren't 50/50 so that would mean they solved puzzles correctly

@RemRus said [^](/forum/redirect/post/nG7oyi9Q) > > doesn't know how the pieces move? > > To answer this question, we must look at the history of puzzles, look at those 300 puzzles that were solved incorrectly. It's impossible to do. Although such an option exists for liches trainers. They can see all the hundreds of puzzles, all solved and all wrong. Seeing mistakes, the coach can point out the p... Then how can they(in your words) @RemRus said [^](/forum/redirect/post/MeRChLQd) > makes a hundred correct moves and a hundred wrong ones every day. The chances aren't 50/50 so that would mean they solved puzzles correctly

@lq2 said ^

they solved

Answer honestly. Can you solve 243 puzzles a day?

@lq2 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/SToek8xw) > they solved Answer honestly. Can you solve 243 puzzles a day?

@RemRus said ^

they solved

Answer honestly. Can you solve 243 puzzles a day?

Correctly? No
If you coumt incorrect puzzles, still most likely no unless its easiest difficulty
Also who are you talking about that did 243 puzzles in a day?

@RemRus said [^](/forum/redirect/post/zwHPUwEb) > > they solved > > Answer honestly. Can you solve 243 puzzles a day? Correctly? No If you coumt incorrect puzzles, still most likely no unless its easiest difficulty Also who are you talking about that did 243 puzzles in a day?