A few simple rules ... limitless possibilities
February 2011
If you are a club secretary you can apply for a login so you can follow the instructions below. Without a login you can submit changes for the web team to implement on your behalf.
Adding a New Club
The basic information about Clubs that is used for listing them, and the UK club map, is entered as a new content type, similar to the Page content type, called Club.
Read the Book?
If you have not read The Ring of Water, the fifth book in the Young Samurai series, then beware there are spoilers below!
These can be added as either Story's or normal Pages (depending on whether or not you want them to appear in the RSS feed), but with the News type of Book Review or Software Review.
In order to ensure they appear in the correct order in the Reviews list you need to enter the date or the review into the Sort field in the form: ccyy-mm.
The start of the review shoul
BGJ 147 Spring 2009
Reviewer: Pat Ridley
The article has its origins in a conversation with Gerry Mills, our esteemed Bookseller, one night at the Chester Go Club. Gerry asked us if we thought the future for books lay with ebooks rather than with traditional paper copy.
BGJ 143 Winter 2007
Reviewer: Ian Davis
ISBN 89-90079-42-X
The first time I saw a book on ko, I remember thinking to myself, why on earth devote a book to such a narrow topic as ko. By the time I read this book, I had probably realised that there is a lot more to ko than meets the eye.
BGJ 141 Summer 2007
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viewer: Charles Matthews
ISBN 0-9788874-0-9
Expert level Go is not that easy to explain.
BGJ 140 Spring 2007
Reviewer: Ian Davis
ISBN 89-5660-167-4
”Baduk Made Fun and Easy” is a new book written by the Korean Chihyung Nam, 1p. As you might guess, it’s written for beginners, teaching them how to play from scratch.
BGJ 135 Summer 2004
Reviewer: Andrew Morris
In the old days mighty tomes would arrive on a reviewer’s desk with a ‘thwump’. GoGoD, a massive database of over thirty thousand professional games, plus additional material and go utility programs, comes on one CD.
BGJ 135 Summer 2004
Reviewer: William Brooks
The Many Faces of Go Joseki Base is a very useful piece of software for the PDA created by David Fotland. It contains josekis for corner positions starting from the 5-5 to 3-3 points and has a very thorough set of variations.
BGJ 135 Autumn 2004
Reviewer: Mike Harvey
My first impression of SmartGo was of a bewildering range of options, so that I didn’t know where to start. I discovered later that there were even more toolbars that are initially hidden. Most of them relate to diagramming, annotation, editing and maintaining a library of game records, and these are SmartGo’s strengths.