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My new e-mail address will be [email protected]

Thanks!

You need to be a member to create your own pages directly, using your id
and password. 

http://www.chessvariants.org/index/membersubmission.php 

Non-members need to submit their write-ups to the editors for us to create
a page, after which they can register as members.

http://www.chessvariants.org/feedback.html#submit

1. I invented/authored Random Wormhole Chess, but since contributing I
have
changed e-mail addresses. Can I become a member without re-contributing?

2. Can members resubmit or make changes to their published variant/page?

http://www.chessvariants.org/feedback.html#submit

you won't get a response.
your game could go up anytime from on that day, next day, up to a week, i
don't think you would wait more than a week.

i want to know how i can be a contributor so i can add a variant

[Karl -- presto! You are now a contributor. --Editors]

Hi, can anyone tell me WHAT EXACTLY do I have to do in order to become a contrubutor/member whatchamaycallit who can post up his own chess variants?
Thanks

Is Chess Variants not been able to send emails anymore?

I'm tyring to get a friend subscribed to CV to play a game of Modern Chess, but the email with his password has never arrived.

His id is: pleyades21

I notice that I'm not getting an email advice when my opponents make their moves. Is there a problem?

Who can help me?

Thanks Joe.

We can work around for checking our turn to move.

But how about new memberships?

Can someone reset the password of my friend pleyades21 so that he can start playing in CV?

chessvariants.org scripts are unable to send email. I have contacted our hosting service, but so far have been ignored. 

User id pleyades21 should now be registered, and I have emailed that user a new password. Sorry about the continuing problems with email...

Thanks David.

By the way. Howdo I do to post my works and get the purple(?, I'm a litle colorblind) squre with a white m?

Hugs.

Flowerman,

Only members and registered users have userids and passwords, and a password is what keeps others from making moves in a game someone else is playing and what keeps your opponent from accidentally moving your pieces when it is your turn. Also, having a userid makes it easier to keep track of what games you are playing on Game Courier, because it allows you to view a listing of them all on the Logs page. Using userids also keeps email addresses out of the logs, which helps keep them away from spammers.

Ok.. I said 'quick games', but nevermind, playing games here is just
stuff, they can be played in real life...

But looks like what posting games only by members is just because someone
can use your name... I am not afraid about it, but why not posting games at
least anonymously?

Quick or not, the same risks would remain if you were to play without a userid and password, and not using them is not going to make your games go any quicker. It also allows you to get a rating, which you could not do by playing anonymously.

Requiring a userid and password for posting games helps prevent spam posts. If someone misuses the ability to post games on our site, we can revoke that ability. It also enables features, such as the ability to see a listing of other pages by the same author.

Quite frankly, I see no good reason why you would care to participate in this site without getting a userid and password. Even if you're paranoid about people knowing who you are, you do have the option of using a pseudonym.

I DON'T speak about playing on game courier, this subject is over!

I told: why you must be member to POST games, invented by you (or by
someone else, who's game you know, but it's not described on this site).