Here's my take of <Graham>'s comment -

1) There is an automatic submission process, available to all, where PGN games can be submitted via a <CG> webpage.

PGN Upload Utility

There's also the old-fashioned PGN submission via email, which many users do, especially for big files.

Note- After a user submits the game(s), using either method, their job is essentially done. <CG> takes over...

2) Eventually (and this step can take a long, long time - if it gets done at all), Daniel would get off his butt and actually upload the submitted games to the database (DB).

At that point people will be able to see there submitted games as an actual <CG> game, i.e. it will have a webpage, and there will also be a player page for both White/Black player.

So - I like saying "submitted" for my part of this, and "uploaded" for the <CG> part of it.

Graham used "uploaded" for both phases, but there's a handoff in the process.

Maybe <Eveyone> is disgusted that convict scumbags are allowed to slander other users, and even when <Everyone> uses the "blow the whistle" function to report the cyberbullying and slander, the site admins play favorites and allow criminals to run amok.

Why should anyone pay for that?

even when <Everyone> uses the "blow the whistle" function to report the cyberbullying and slander, the site admins play favorites and allow criminals to run amok.>

Ok, I was thinking Travis Bickle's death threats sets a high bar.>

Travis Bickle is a fictional character..>

Hold on, slow down, wait a minute, you are going way too fast. Are you saying this should be a Moderated site where members follow the Posting Guidelines every time? What a radical concept.

That is why i just posted a response in <rogoff> forun to the post of <tpstar> that he posted in this forum

Cool music and harry?

Re Daniel, it was tragic. I think I understand how you and family must have felt with such a sudden and sad loss.

It would devastate me to lose my son or a daughter. I suppose these things have to be faced.

Perhaps the workload was too much. But I suppose these things are unknowable.

But I know that people who seem in perfect health can die suddenly.

In anycase chessgames.com is a unique site with a community, albeit with many differences of views and grumping at each other and so on, so it is good it is staying on course. And there are great resources here for the price.

There is no Correction Slip link visible on my phone's display. Only if you are home with your laptop can you submit a correction request. Intended?

Yes. :) The mobile view aims to be a "less cluttered" version, optimal for simple site use.

However, it is always possible to switch to desktop view temporarily for the full range of options, even if you are on mobile, and return to mobile view afterwards if you prefer it.