I welcome comments from readers, especially material I can use in this column. Unless you specifically ask me not to use your comments in this column I feel free to use anything submitted to me, though I may have to edit it to fit it in. And be sure to use my new address at the head of this column. Your input is the life blood of this column.
Postal chess is a lot more than cranking out strong moves.
I hope to reflect the spirit of competition, the esthetic beauty, the humor and many other aspects of correspondence chess in this column. And I hope to reveal what APCT members are thinking about, what you think is important, what you think is interesting, what inspires and amuses you. I believe there is a need for a good record keeping software package for postal chess players. In my opinion such a software package should contain certain fundamental elements. I prefer using a mouse to enter the moves.