Life In 19x19

Yes, yes, yes, what jdl and Mef wrote.

I hope you both, John and TMark, keep reading this thread. It would be so sad if you guys just thought your contributions were being underappreciated.

I agree that the L19 forum seems to be slowing down lately . as to your question of where all the action is now. I have found that both the http://www.advancedstudyroom.com/ASR/ and the newer http://studygroupkyu.org/ have been fairly active communities that are trying to grow.

daal wrote:For many of us, your stories were scratches on the surface of a rather blank slate.

Joaz Banbeck wrote:Same here. I was waiting for some 4D+ players to make comments.

This.

I look forward to the point in my life at which I am sufficiently strong (or my coffee breaks are sufficiently long) for this kind of idea to be useful.

Good luck with real life

Although I am fairly new to this forum, I must say that your resources and information have been a wonderful event to look forward to and even though I had followed pretty much every post of yours (even backtracked), I feel like a few others on here and I feel like that with my current skill and knowledge, my part of the discussion didn't serve much of a purpose. This is the way I like to spend my coffee breaks when I'm not reading some of the Go books I picked up because part of my studying this amazing game is going through quite a bit of pro games.

I hope that you guys return soon and that all is well on your end. My love and respect to you guys.

Coffee : check
Great games to click through : check

This series of posts makes for a great resource to read through - thank you!

(as other posters mention, I feel like it will be years before I can hazard an educated comment or a non-embarassing question on the gameplay)