From: Dana B Moreland RAYTHEON COM> Date: 14 oct 2002 Subject: Re: How to play shogi on the web? My workplace proxy/firewall doesn't allow the java applet of shogi dojo to work at all. On the other hand it doesn't allow any java applet to work at all including the yahoo gameplay applet for shogi. On the other hand my home computer plays shogi dojo just fine (which is where we should be playing games anyway). Thanks, Dana Fabien Osmont TECHUNIX TECHNION AC IL COM> cc: Sent by: The Shogi Subject: Re: How to play shogi on the web? Discussion List TECHUNIX TECH NION.AC.IL> 10/14/2002 07:50 AM Please respond to The Shogi Discussion List I will give you one good reason to my point of view : my proxy/firewall doesn't allow the java applet of shogi dojo to work properly... :-( Perhaps other people are in the same case than me. Fabien Larry Kaufman COMCAST NET> To: SHOGI-L TECHUNIX TECHNION AC IL Sent by: The Shogi cc: Discussion List Subject: Re: How to play shogi on the web? TECHUNIX TECHN ION.AC.IL> 14.10.2002 15:48 Please respond to The Shogi Discussion List > I'm wondering whether or not any of you would be interested in getting > together to meet up at suitable times (mid-Atlantic and/or mid-Pacific > perhaps??). I would enjoy being able to lose against some of the best > amongst you. Seriously though, the opportunities to learn and discuss in > real time would be invaluable, and I feel sure I am not alone in this. > > Oh, I guess you'll want to visit the site and see for yourselves, well this > link should get you to the Shogi Lounge and from there to the playing > tables, (if not; a game search on "shogi" from http://games.yahoo.com should > achieve the same). Please note that if you have never registered with Yahoo > (US) before, you will be shunted sideways first to complete a register. Its > free and inconvenient and is similar to the Microsoft Passport register > process. Follow it through carefully as there may be extras that you may not > want to subscribe to and you will have to de-select these. > > Ian > Why would any non-Japanese speaking shogi player bother with Yahoo, when ShogiDojo is free, has hundreds of players (sometimes thousands) all the time, a rating system, and has everything important translated to English? Am I missing some advantage of Yahoo, or are you just unaware of ShogiDojo (also known as Shogi Club 24)? Larry Kaufman