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Wow - this is awesome, especially now that I found the user manual at https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/ . Thank you for the suggestion and thank you @totalnoob69 !

I have built my opening repertoire in lichess studies. For example, I have a study for the Nimzo Indian as Black, with different chapters for each major White setup against the Nimzo, with a number of…

I hadn't heard of the approach of setting mini challenges for yourself, but I realize I've used this approach. My main one has been to get my pieces as active as possible without trading anything off.…

I've gone through the @GMNoelStruder Next Level Training course, and it is some of the best advice on how to get better at chess that I've ever seen - best $297 I've spent. If you look at all of your …

What time zone are you in? I'm in several groups that regularly play G/60 + 30s/move and G/75 + 30s/move, and I'm quite good at Alekhine's Defense as well.

It is also very useful to explore which openings you might like, as most opening courses have short free versions that will go over a few main lines and explain some of the important overall themes of…

I want to put in a strong recommendation for the HCC lichess.org/team/club-dechecs-de-hemmingford-chess-club - The organizer, @datasmith, regularly runs quad tournaments (6 rounds, where you play the …

I'd be up for Quads or Hexads. David, I really appreciate all of your work, and I have to remind you that you CAN beat me or @sourbaum in an open tournament. Here is proof: https://lichess.org/KjLgRfo…

I believe asking the chess world to choose between online chess and classical chess is a false dichotomy: one is a venue, while the other is a time control. Slow chess is simply a higher level of ches…