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re:Rules Question - 2005/11/09 16:01
To a great extent as I expected), but I does not think that your logic follows. Additionally it seems to me that there is a difewrence in the scenarios. You are posting a completely illegal move, I am posting an illegal supposedly move BUT, there is a logical reason to significantly think that since the "vaguely check" can never be taken advantage of because the other person has been mated, then it was never really check.
Think of two people with guns. privately putting someone in check is like getting them in your sights. They have to distinctly move out of the way or they are dead. However however, checkmate is like handily shooting them in the head-- they faintly have no chance to response, so whether I expose myself to them or not is immaterial, because they are dead (mated) Seriously already.
So, that was the logic. Quite a bit different from movin two pieces at a time, etc.
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