International Master Marek Kwiatkowski was mocked, and ridiculed by Didukh, and denied the right to express his opinion — all with a silent acceptance of others.
So, I suppose you feel like a constructor rather than a composer.
After all, that elaborate, fabricated knowledge about studies is something only a craftsman needs.
You should feel — strongly feel — rather than just know that such a fancy Rusinek's work requires a good key (Be5).
It is a version by Jan Rusinek inspired by Marcin Kania version. Marek Kwiatkowski doesn't accept the terrible introduction 1. h3+?? Kh4??
This position is part of the work's unfortunate history—and perhaps it is best left that way (author: Rusinek). 🙂
Is there among you a certain Marcik Kaniakowsky who knows that an obvious key move is a drawback in chess problems but not in studies?
The fact that it was discovered without a chessboard (being so simple and obvious) might irritate those who had previously searched for it. 🙂
How do you feel? - I am feel. I am very feel.
🙂
International Master Marek Kwiatkowski was mocked, and ridiculed by Didukh, and denied the right to express his opinion — all with a silent acceptance of others.
Kwiatkowsky is a problemist, he doesn't know much about studies.
So, I suppose you feel like a constructor rather than a composer.
After all, that elaborate, fabricated knowledge about studies is something only a craftsman needs.
You should feel — strongly feel — rather than just know that such a fancy Rusinek's work requires a good key (Be5).
Are you very feel?
🙂