Resources
Short answers to the chess questions players ask. Each one says where it comes from, and ends where Chesslord can help with it.
What counts as a blunder in chess?
A blunder is a move that throws the game away, turning a winning or level position into a losing one, most often by missing a threat.
What every resource holds
- The answer first, in a sentence or two
- The question taken apart, one heading at a time
- The sources it rests on, named at the end
- Where Chesslord helps with it, and nothing it does not do
- The day it was published, and the day it was last revised
Where these come from
Every resource ends by naming the sources it leans on, and says nothing about Chesslord that the product does not do.