Re: [Fgs-bs] FEETURE

[Desired Username]

FEETURE: Don't just support the tournament types,
support the tournaments themselves.  Go clubs around
the world could use FGS to run their local
tournaments.  Errr...if people wanted to play them
online instead of in person, that is.  Maybe that's a
dumb idea.  But great for "virtual clubs", which more
than one of already exists.

--- tps12 <address@hidden> wrote:
> Awesome idea. I couldn't find anything on the AGA
> site about submitting 
> games...just a lot of stuff about refineries. Haha,
> just kidding.
> 
> Actually, there is something there about submitting
> games from a tournament:
> "The results themselves need to be organized on
> paper or, even better, 
> electronically for entry into the AGA rating system.
> If you used 
> Accelrat or TDWin, you can easily generate a file.
> Otherwise contact the 
> AGA database manager at address@hidden for forms
> you can use to 
> provide the names, handicap and outcome for each
> game."
> 
> So they prefer electronic, and don't even need an
> SGF. Easy-peasy.
> 
> FEETURE: Support all tournament types listed on 
> http://www.usgo.org/resources/howtd.asp
> 
> Desired Username wrote:
> > Any two AGA members can submit a game result to be
> > included towards their official rank.  The
> > requirements are that both players agree
> beforehand to
> > do this and that a third party sign that the
> official
> > rules were followed.  All of these conditions
> could be
> > met on FGS.  So the F*ETURE I'm thinking of is to
> > allow people to download "signed" SGFs (or maybe
> just
> > game results) that they can submit.
> > 
> > A future F*ETURE would be to automatically upload
> > those to the AGA (or other national Go assocs?),
> but
> > that would require some work on their end to
> receive.
> > 
> > 
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