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| | | (1) Posted by Eugene Rosner [Friday, Mar 20, 2015 14:26] | is a tertiary threat correction pattern correct if....
one of the thematic mates is the same W piece mating on the same square but coming from different squares? Trying this for the first time, just making sure I've got the rules down properly!
| | | (2) Posted by Hauke Reddmann [Saturday, Mar 21, 2015 19:51] |
I fear this largely depends on the judge.
Some thread-hijacking: You gave me a great inspiration for
pointless modern letter-shuffling :-)
 (= 6+2 )
HR, #2, Original (since I can't imagine anybody could compose
this crap...other than to make a point :-) for MPF
1.Sbd8? Kxc5! 1.Sfd8? Kxe5! 1.d8S! L~ Sc6/Se6
Great interpretation, ehem: A 2*3 Zagoruiko. The mates
don't really change except they are done by a different piece.
Since chess pieces are fermions, *nothing* changes.
But yet, HR-as-judge would consider this as cheating, also
in your scenario.
Hauke
P.S. I wonder why all my Xmas trees always land upside down :-)
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