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H. G. Muller wrote on Sun, Nov 5, 2017 05:45 PM UTC:

Best way for Aurelian to communicate the moves would be for him to register too, start a game between the two of you, and let him play his moves whenever it is his turn.

The scores should only appear when you load a game that was broadcasted. (These have the engine scores as comments to the moves.) Probably they are not cleared when you load a non-broadcasted game after that; this counts as a bug. Just ignore them, like you should also ignore the PV fields for white and black. This is all stuff I added later to the page, in order to use the turn-based server also for broadcasting comp-comp games.


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