I hadn't seen this trick before, coming here to plagiarize other people's posts!? See some of the evidence below. Maybe this kind of thing is actually the source of some of the weird language you see in spambots' writing?
It's a bot, obviously, posting 16 times in quick succession today. No doubt in order to spam us with irrelevant links. Mods?
Quote:An astounding mix, right? At the point when I think about a normal Petrosian KID player, I picture somebody like ... Petrosian, or Cummings, whose English collection book is very differed yet most likely on the positional side by and large. While those other two lines are something for bold assailants prepared for sharp and non-standard positions.
Stigma wrote on 02/15/19 at 05:02:37:
A surprising combination, isn't it? When I think of a typical Petrosian KID player, I picture someone like ... Petrosian, or Cummings, whose English repertoire book is quite varied but probably on the positional side on average. While those other two lines are something for swashbuckling attackers ready for sharp and non-standard positions.
These next two are from the thread
Correspondence Chess 2020 https://www.chesspub.com/cgi-bin/chess/YaBB.pl?num=1590335395 :
Quote:Having recently been an OTB player I actually utilize opening books as of now The Sicilian Taimanov by Pavlidis and Demuth's Modernized Reti (to name a couple) and the solitary data set source I mess with is ChessBase's I don't check the ICCF base as I don't have the foggiest idea how to download everything (be it I do physically go through a portion of every rivals ongoing games to discover what they play before I start each ICCF competition).
MW wrote on 05/26/20 at 00:42:07:
Having previously been an OTB player I still use opening books currently The Sicilian Taimanov by Pavlidis and Demuth's Modernized Reti (to name a couple) and the only database source I bother with is ChessBase's I don't even check the ICCF base as I don't know how to download it (all be it I do manually go through some of each opponents recent games to get a feel for what they play before I start each ICCF tournament).