Comments/Ratings for a Single Item

Rather than (or perhaps, in addition to) the tournament format now being
offered here, it would be interesting to hold tournaments for each game
type.  For example, there could be an omegachess tournament, and a shogi
tournament, etc., maybe on a yearly basis.  In this way, every player
could enter their favorite events.

Prize funds and entry fees to cover them and any incremental costs in
running the events could be considered also.

I think Game Courier could handle a three-step Pawn move without an
additional function. Assuming Pawns begin on the second rank, like so:

set legal and checkaride origin dest 0 1 less rankname dest 6;

The same principle can be used for a piece with limited movement, such as
an R4, which moves as a Rook no more than four spaces.

set legal and checkride origin dest 0 1 or less abs minus rank origin rank
dest 5 less abs minus file origin file rank 5;

A cursed Queen, which I think is limited to three spaces, like so:

set legal and or checkride origin dest 0 1 checkride origin dest 1 1 and
less abs minus rank origin rank dest 4 less abs minus file origin file
rank 4;

I don't think anyone has worked on rules-enforcement for Omega Chess; I
don't think the O.C. people responded to Fergus' request for permission.
 They never responded to me when I asked about ChessV either ...  

I am going to work on rules enforcement for your L&U Chess; I think that
one will be much easier, and thus will be better for my first attempt. 
The pawn move in Wildebeest is fairly tricky - unlike Omega Chess, pawns
may make a single step, and then still make a 2-space move later.

I have finished changing the item name for each preset page to the name
used for the game in the preset. This will cause a link to the game's
logs to show up on the preset page when there are logs available. In the
future, whenever anyone creates a new preset page, please make the item
name the same as the game's name inside the preset. Don't call it
anything like 'Game Courier preset for ...'. Just use the game's name.

Likewise, just use the game's name for the link text. You can mention
Game Courier in the description, but leave it out of the link text. This
allows the preset pages to be listed together without extraneous
information in the link text that is already obvious from the context.

I see a different message that the one reported by Greg. Here is it:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in
/home/chessvar/public_html/play/pbmlogs/alice_chess/markthompson-crazytom-2004-264-062.php
on line 83