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"The 3rd game of the best-of-five finals of the Ouji Cup

[1] Hello to all Go fans across the country.

[1]

"The 10th Ouji Cup World Championship Final Five-Match Series. Broadcasting will begin.

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The game will be held in Shanghai, China. The komi is 8 points, the time limit ...

If the text is being displayed correctly then you could copy it out using Google Translate on the phone. It is awkward but it should work. Maybe this is the simple solution?
The text is diplayed correctly, wbaduk allows the text to be selected, but not copied to the clipboard.

Google Translate ...

Some pro games include comments with variants. I would like to copy comments into a translator, but I didn't find any way how to do it ...
Any idea?

gennan wrote:...

Thank you

Proximity (of stones) is an important factor, but this is not true here

erikbrum wrote:On https://gobond.nl/clubsites/nijm/egc.html you can find participants that plays on the EGC since 1985.

Years are shifted or I am reading it wrong way.
For example, the file is indicating Tuchola happened in 1994, but it was in 1995.

kvasir wrote:Does someone have this sort of information?

Yes.
https://www.eurogofed.org/history/congress.htm

jlt wrote:...

Putin keeps track of public opinion very watchfully. Otherwise he would start a total mobilization 4 months ago.

I'm very curious why these players have never thought about boycotting a UK player when bombardments on Iraq killed hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians, in a war waged under totally false conditions (Iraq was not involved in 9/11, nor did they have WoMD). If UK attacks Ireland in order to take ...

Tryss wrote:his only harmfull lag was during the last period

We don't know whether it was
- a lag like in previous situations
- or completely lost packets

It was a timed event, and KGS was keeping the time. (Edit: Also, how did Surma, or any other player, know he was in byoyomi? Because KGS told him so.) I know only english basics - so I will only speculate what 'timekeeper' may stand for:
'Timekeeper' maybe an instrument (a clock) or a person (for ...

This is why the claim about KGS having been explicitly designated as official timekeeper seems wrong - if nothing else this long thread proves that, none of the arguments offered by either side would make sense otherwise. Gee, I missed that. Who said that?

It sounds like someone misinterpreted me ...

HKA wrote:Apologies. This thing has been so crazy. I was sure I had seen a post, perhaps FB, stating Surma had objected to the rematch. I certainly CANNOT find it now. Sorry to have siderailed the discussion a bit.

Do you mean this one?
viewtopic.php?p=244012#p244012

Let's be clear we now have public statements by Mr. Surma that he refused a rematch.
...But, from what I have seen, Mr. Surma did not lose because of the American's protest. He lost because his "flag" fell, and he refused a rematch. By a PM I asked HKA to explain his source of this information ...

Let's be clear we now have public statements by Mr. Surma that he refused a rematch. Could you post your source?

Many people confirmed there was only one verdict of the referee. That verdict did not include a rematch as an option. So how could Surma refuse something that was not an option?


I ...

The organizers chose this playing area, they see the alleys are narrow. What kind of their reaction would you expect? They are on notice. They see it, so they are on notice.

To take note of the situation. Perhaps to make an announcement. Perhaps to restrict movement between tables during play ...