User:Ihardlythinkso/Headlong to gray goo
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- Three-check chess 2 June 2017: Goo. Not a clarification, a change in meaning. (More sacs & traps, not "just as in" standard chess.)
- Cross Chess 10 May 2017: Goo/Wrong.
- List of chess games 14 Apr 2017: Goo/Wrong. Poetic hyperbole. And Q for 3 pcs isn't "queen sacrifice".
- Knight (chess) 24 Mar 2017: Inappropriate. Kooky.
- Bishop (chess) 19 Feb 2017: Clutter. MOS:OVERLINK "the following are not usually linked: The names of major [...] languages [...]"
- Bogo-Indian Defence 11 Feb 2017: Inappropriate. Vandalism.
- Tempo (chess) 11 Feb 2017: Wrong. Funny! "Officer down!"
- Fork (chess) 11 Feb 2017: Goo. Funny! Completely made-up.
- Pawn (chess) 13 Jan 2017: Inappropriate. Does not belong.
- Pawn (chess) 21 Dec 2016: Wrong.
- List of chess variants 23 May 2016: Goo/Why? Unnecessary/confusing reorg.
- Dutch Defence 23 Aug 2015: Wrong. Apparently proper nouns don't exist!?
- Algebraic notation (chess) 5 Jun 2015: Goo. Implies potentially different letters; now the phrase "absence of one" doesn't match unless changed to "absence of them".
- Sicilian Defence, Smith–Morra Gambit 19 Dec 2014: Wrong. B21 was correct.
- Vienna Game, Würzburger Trap 28 Nov 2014: Wrong. Made diagram incorrect; corrupted markup.
- Glossary of chess 27 Nov 2014: Goo. Huh?!
- Glossary of chess 19 Nov 2014: Goo. Redundant/unnecessary chit-chat.
- Opposition (chess) 19 Nov 2014: Goo/Wrong. Out of context, confusing, misleading; "in silence" is not a chess term.
- King's Gambit, Falkbeer Countergambit 19 Nov 2014: Goo. Nothing at all wrong w/ using "kingside" as adjective (kingside weakness).
- Glossary of chess 18 Jul 2014: Goo. The Q is often referred to as "her/she", the text (which I didn't author) was for clarification to those unfamiliar w/ chess term "man".
- Bobby Fischer 16 Jul 2014: Goo. Unnecessarily stripped off documentable meaning.
- Checkmate 10 Jun 2014: Wrong. In what case would "++" be ambiguous? Answer: no cases.
- Zugzwang 15 May 2014: Goo.
- Rules of chess 6 May 2014: Goo.
- Glossary of chess 14 Apr 2014: Why?}}
- Three-check chess 2 June 2017: Goo. Not a clarification, a change in meaning. (More sacs & traps, not "just as in" standard chess.)
- Cross Chess 10 May 2017: Goo/Wrong.
- List of chess games 14 Apr 2017: Goo/Wrong. Poetic hyperbole. And Q for 3 pcs isn't "queen sacrifice".
- Knight (chess) 24 Mar 2017: Inappropriate. Kooky.
- Bishop (chess) 19 Feb 2017: Clutter. MOS:OVERLINK "the following are not usually linked: The names of major [...] languages [...]"
- Bogo-Indian Defence 11 Feb 2017: Inappropriate. Vandalism.
- Tempo (chess) 11 Feb 2017: Wrong. Funny! "Officer down!"
- Fork (chess) 11 Feb 2017: Goo. Funny! Completely made-up.
- Pawn (chess) 13 Jan 2017: Inappropriate. Does not belong.
- Pawn (chess) 21 Dec 2016: Wrong.
- List of chess variants 23 May 2016: Goo/Why? Unnecessary/confusing reorg.
- Dutch Defence 23 Aug 2015: Wrong. Apparently proper nouns don't exist!?
- Algebraic notation (chess) 5 Jun 2015: Goo. Implies potentially different letters; now the phrase "absence of one" doesn't match unless changed to "absence of them".
- Sicilian Defence, Smith–Morra Gambit 19 Dec 2014: Wrong. B21 was correct.
- Vienna Game, Würzburger Trap 28 Nov 2014: Wrong. Made diagram incorrect; corrupted markup.
- Glossary of chess 27 Nov 2014: Goo. Huh?!
- Glossary of chess 19 Nov 2014: Goo. Redundant/unnecessary chit-chat.
- Opposition (chess) 19 Nov 2014: Goo/Wrong. Out of context, confusing, misleading; "in silence" is not a chess term.
- King's Gambit, Falkbeer Countergambit 19 Nov 2014: Goo. Nothing at all wrong w/ using "kingside" as adjective (kingside weakness).
- Glossary of chess 18 Jul 2014: Goo. The Q is often referred to as "her/she", the text (which I didn't author) was for clarification to those unfamiliar w/ chess term "man".
- Bobby Fischer 16 Jul 2014: Goo. Unnecessarily stripped off documentable meaning.
- Checkmate 10 Jun 2014: Wrong. In what case would "++" be ambiguous? Answer: no cases.
- Zugzwang 15 May 2014: Goo.
- Rules of chess 6 May 2014: Goo.
- Glossary of chess 14 Apr 2014: Why?