@Atorrante Please keep that in mind, this is the purpose of this specific thread. This is not a “links about Go” thread.
It’s OT but to answer you about goworld: yes
And because we are OT and you already put that big pic of that book, you should add a few words:
If you like lengthly detailed and exhaustive introduction to the game, you should start with * go for beginners *(Iwamoto Kaoru). Players coming from chess for example will usually enjoy this book.
Then this “basic techniques of go” is the perfect follow-up, written in the same spirit.
Ah, OK, guess I hadn’t really understood the “OGS Community” part
But as Charles Matthews has explicitly allowed to host his book, and as @anoek was the initial creator of the first official CC PDF edition, I’d think that Charles is an honorary member of OGS
I didn’t mean you should start it, if no one else did.
The OGSer Noah Doss
Nowadays he seems to be posting JRPG walkthroughs or something, but a few years ago he made a good series reviewing Cho Chikun games.
Can’t find his OGS account any more, but I spoke to him in chat last year.
I started making some ‘puzzles’ (descriptions/info/walthroughs) and actual puzzles for new players. If I keep adding to it maybe it’ll get to some beginner material that could be useful to the broad range of 25kyu+ players.
Looking at some of the set available, I feel like even the beginner puzzle sets can be a bit too much for new players trying to learn the rules.
It’s not polished or prefect or finished in any way. It just exists at the moment.
Link here https://online-go.com/puzzle/22655
I added the category “Puzzle Collections”. If there’s a better title for it, please let me know.
Everyone is welcome to keep adding.
You even included Shin Jinseo’s new fuseki on that first board!
For reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODxNqOB5Hf4
Oh it’s actually the same spot! I think that was a complete accident/coincidence
I started making it a few days ago (4d apparently as of now) and I posted this when there was a couple of ‘puzzles’ Does the learn to play go section need more explanations?. I think I just wanted to show that you could play anywhere including the sides and corner
This book should be added
One could also classify this as a puzzle collection, but I think we should defer to the authors calling it a book.
I see it is paid content, I wouldn’t want to add something in the list that can’t be accessed for free.
Maybe I should add a disclaimer, but my intention wasn’t to advertise (although I of course support everyone’s effort).
It’s a book in the format of a paid OGS puzzle collection
Bugcat liked this and I was also reminded of it.
I have thought about it, and I think you were right, it doesn’t hurt to add paid content.
I would still like for a paid content or some other disclaimer to be added, but feel free to add anything that fits the “OGS Community”+“Go resources” description.
Bugcat liked this and I was also reminded of it.
Have I evolved into “crypto-necroing”?!
Maybe we can mark such things with a symbol, like one of these:
I like and I also like how ED is seeping into the rest of the forums at this point .
I just learnt that Unicode has provided separate code points for:
- dollar note
- euro note
- pound note
- yen note
I’m taking the liberty of changing the category of this thread to Go Resources, which I hope is OK.
Mark’s commentary of Shi Yue – Lee Sedol 2014.
Traveller’s program to convert SGFs to move lists.
Here are some handpicked pro games from 2015. With fourteen listed weeks and a daily rate, they are presumably 98 games there (but perhaps it was ended on a round hundred). The idea was apparently to choose unifying theme for each week.
From the thread Daily Pro Go.
Mark’s PDF book Find the Plan: A mini-series for advanced Go players
Kaworu’s midgame invasion & reduction OGS puzzle set
I have made a go channel:
I play games on OGS and Fox(ranks around 5k-6d) and provide analysis and reviews afterwards. Also review other games by request.