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Jan-03-14 | | MostlyAverageJoe: <Shams: Am I wrong or has this process become much more complicated than it used to be?> Allright, I am, singlehandedly, going to simplify the process, using the official rule, to wit: <You may second any number of nominations>. I hereby second everyone who has been nominated already by anyone else than myself, as well as anyone (other than myself) who might be nominated in the future. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | Check It Out: <MAJ> I'm not sure, but it might be necessary to place each category's nomination you are seconding in to brackets, i.e. <>, rather than a generic blanket seconding extending to each (and in this case) every nomination. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | OhioChessFan: I am confused why people are confused about a simple rule per nominations and seconding. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | offramp: The use of the word <second> was a mistake. Two separate nominations was all that was needed. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | FSR: <offramp> I correctly predicted that Carlsen would win with +3 =7 -0, but did so on Facebook rather than this site. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | OhioChessFan: A rather narrow area of help(a chess area no less!), but a great and unrecognized asset to the site, I nominate <notyetagm> as <Most Helpful> for keeping cg.c on their toes in regards to countless tournaments needing pages. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | offramp: <FSR> thanks for preserving cg's bandwidth! |
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Jan-04-14
 | | The Caissars: The whole purpose of seconding was to prevent joke/bad nominations from surviving to the final round. If we knew it would have opened such a can of worms we would have considered a slightly different method, perhaps one that offramp is intimating. At this point, let's just try to stick to the planned method: nominate who you like, and second other nominations that you think are worthy competitors to your picks. Please don't try to second every single nomination--technically it's in any person's power to do that but it undermines the purpose of seconding. |
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Jan-04-14 | | MostlyAverageJoe: <The Caissars: ... Please don't try to second every single nomination> I was being facetious, not expecting anyone to take it seriously... |
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Jan-04-14
 | | jessicafischerqueen:
If someone writes a novel about the 2014 Caissars, this chapter might be entitled <MAJ Finds the (not so) Secret Launch Codes> |
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Jan-04-14 | | rogge: Correction <Game of the Year>: Carlsen vs Aronian, 2013 is in, seconded by <SoUnwiseTheKnight B4> (p. 30). |
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Jan-04-14
 | | jessicafischerqueen:
I second <Ohio's> nomination of <notyetagm> for "Most Helpful Kibbutzer." |
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Jan-04-14 | | TheFocus: I don't know how anyone else feels, but if you have been nominated in a category, please abstain from voting for yourself. Let the site decide. But if someone else does vote for themself, go ahead and vote for yourself to nullify their vote. Perhaps <cg> should adopt this into their rules next year. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | offramp: <TheFocus:...But if someone else does vote for themself...> On another site I am assisting in a collection of sightings of the word <themself> used in the wild.
Do you mind if I include that one? |
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Jan-04-14 | | blue wave: <Tabanus> For best analysis. |
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Jan-04-14 | | TheFocus: <offramp> Please do. |
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Jan-04-14 | | YouRang: Caissar nominations -- or, if any of these are already nominated, please consider them seconded (or thirded, etc.). Best Avatar: <DcGentle>, <hms123> Best Username: <lost in space>, <playground player> Most Helpful: <Thanh Phan> Funniest Poster: <Once> Most Constructive: <Annie K.>, <hms123> Best Analysis: <kwid>, <imag> Most Informed: <Shams> Player of the Year: <Magnus Carlsen> ~~~~
Suggestion for this page:
I think the list of Caissar winners from last year should be shown in the profile header. After the new winners are decided, they should be posted in the header, replacing the previous year winners. (Or keep showing winners for the past N years). |
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Jan-04-14
 | | Domdaniel: <Ohio> -- <I nominate <notyetagm> as <Most Helpful> for keeping cg.c on their toes in regards to countless tournaments needing pages.>
Not forgetting the vital role he plays on the Chessgames Forum, wrenching the topic back to chess whenever it gets distracted by ephemera.
I note that <Jess> has already seconded <notyetagm> -- a name that I keep thinking should be related to paradigm or syntagm -- so this is just a superfluous comment.
Uh, can I vote now? OK, vote <notyetagm> as 'most helpful'.... |
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Jan-04-14
 | | Domdaniel: If the Nobels have a Peace Prize, shouldn't the Caissars do the same?
Those who have assisted the cause of peace on the site deserve recognition. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | Domdaniel: I would like to nominate <Annie K> as <funniest> poster.
She makes me giggle. Not a pretty sight, incidentally. |
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Jan-04-14 | | john barleycorn: <Domdaniel: If the Nobels have a Peace Prize, shouldn't the Caissars do the same? Those who have assisted the cause of peace on the site deserve recognition.> Is not the <peace nobel prize> the one that is often awarded to the wrong guys? |
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Jan-04-14
 | | offramp: Best Avatar: <HeMateMe>. Funny!
Is it from a film?
It is a picture of a fat teacher or pupil drinking rapidly from what appears to be a bottle, probably of beer. He wears a dark sweat shirt upon which one can see the word, "College". |
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Jan-04-14
 | | offramp: Best Username: <SoUnwiseTheKnightB4>. Placing a knight on b4 is often unwise.
But if one did it yesterday then forget it, mate.
FORGET IT.
That is the END OF THE WORLD! |
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Jan-04-14
 | | offramp: Best Avatar: <Richard Taylor>. A man, possibly though not certainly Mr Taylor himself, stares gormlessly to his left. |
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Jan-04-14
 | | offramp: Best Avatar: <Benzol>. In a green triangle the eye of providence appears.
It is an excerpt from one side of the post-1933 US dollar bill. |
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