Comments on https://lichess.org/@/elementalmaster1/blog/the-complete-u2000-guide-to-theoretical-endgames/Hlht1BY0
Well that sure wasn't AI. Love it!
nice blog
How does one publish an article as everything you need to know below 2000 while their own rapid rating is hardly 2000...
@plopsky said [^](/forum/redirect/post/5SxqcBta)
> How does one publish an article as everything you need to know below 2000 while their own rapid rating is hardly 2000...
Their rapid rating is 2300 provisional. I think they can publish it.
@plopsky said [^](/forum/redirect/post/5SxqcBta)
> How does one publish an article as everything you need to know below 2000 while their own rapid rating is hardly 2000...
And, by everything what did he mean was also I was thinking. Just because it's free to post an article on lichess or chess.com or create youtube videos now are we going to totally forget the respect for chess! Wondering why are we living in such a noisy world! Zen alpha with Iq in their knees, so much noisy worthless contents, and we are approaching The end!
Very helpful blog! I learned a lot!
Alright, after complaining about the click-bait title earlier it is ultimately mostly about what people learn and I do see a lot of nice things.
Probably the rook vs rook+pawn endings are most common in practice and the pawn vs N is easiest to remember. It might be nice to mention that the end is a draw against all pawns upto the 6th row, (when looking at the example I thought it would just be the corner one).