So, we installed a third language on the site – Turkish.
The languages are listed in this order in the language switcher:
1. Russian.
2. Turkish.
3. English.
Since we have, for the most part, a Russian-speaking audience, we decided to make the Russian version of the site the main one (as it was originally), well, then we'll see.
We are currently translating content and integrating components into Turkish.
So, in the near future, we hope that Turkish users will also join us, we will introduce them to chess composition.
It should be understood that chess composition as an art is very important for the formation of conciseness and taste in chess players, in terms of expressing chess thought and logic, as well as the depth of combinations and beautiful matte finishes.
After all, it is no secret that having studied a wide range of mating finals and combinations, they often help a practicing chess player to optimally build variations and complete this or that game with success, especially in blitz tournaments, where time is extremely limited!
Turkey, for example, is still not a member of the International Chess Composition Federation (WFCC), and it could make a significant contribution to the development of chess art both in their own country and in general in the chess composition! Further. If you want to write us a message, a comment, then in addition to the chat that we have in your personal account, at the bottom right, you can use the feedback (it is located above the main panel to the right near the language switcher): Feedback. We will connect it soon.
As Apelles, a friend of Alexander the Great, said: nulla dies sine linea, which means – not a day without a line!
Creative success!