From: "e.t" <etognoni <at> CURSORE <dot> IT>
Date: 11 oct 1999
Subject: Shogi teaching ladder?

Go teaching ladder seems a good idea, why not to copy? mybe we can copy the
same technology ^__^

http://www.iicm.edu/GTL/introduction
Several high dan players have recommended getting your own games reviewed by
stronger players as a good
way to make progress. However it is not always easy to find stronger players
willing to comment your games.

A Go teaching ladder has been set up for this purpose. Volunteers in the
ladder comment games made by
weaker players. Anyone may submit a game for commenting by a stronger
player.

See how you can get your own game reviewed.

The ladder will work best if those who get their games commented also
volunteer in turn to comment on the
games of weaker players. In order to volunteer as a reviewer, send email to
the ladder administrator (this is
forwarded to Jean-loup Gailly or Arno Hollosi).

Please read the FAQ before using the ladder or sending email to the
administrator.

Evolution of the teaching ladder

The teaching ladder was created in March 1994 by Jean-loup Gailly
<jloup <at> mail <dot> dotcom <dot> fr> and Bill Hosken
<whhosken <at> mcs <dot> com>. The rules of the teaching ladder have evolved over time,
starting with a fairly strict
system of credit points, and gradually simplified in order to encourage more
people to use the ladder.
A new WWW interface to the teaching ladder was created in January 1996 by
Arno Hollosi
<ahollosi <at> iicm <dot> edu>.

Enrico Tognoni