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Excellent page
Date:
8/11/2004
19:50:46 PM Mountain Daylight Time
From: Vhgiles
To:
service@chess-poster.com
Hello Spanish
chess-poster friends:
Warm greetings from Toluca city in
Mexico. I guess you're already used to receive many compliments
for your website, but to be true, they are just, well deserved
and earned on merit... thus, one more from a loyal fan.
Every time that I log on, I find
something new and interesting. Your comments and analysis are
accurate with simple words that reflect a simplicity when you
answer our questions (sometimes dumb) you do it warmly and
without making us feel bad which speaks very well from all of
you. Keep it up, you have a lot of fans over here.
Also, I have a question -although I
think is very simple, I'd like to know the answer: Having still
my Queen in a game, I promoted a Pawn to the eighth rank and I
chose another Queen and thus having "two" Queens. My opponent
did not accept it and made me feel bad afterwards... who was
right on this one?
I would appreciate your answer.
Yours,
Eng. Víctor Humberto Giles Fierro
chess-poster.com
Dear visitor,
Any player can promote one Pawn or more to a Queen. Therefore,
you were right since it's legal to have as many Queens as
possible.
We never get
tired of hearing compliments about our site from people like you
and we appreciate it very much!
Thank you for
visiting us,
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