Calling all Admins!

   The Unofficial Club Service Desk

Are you a club owner aspiring to make one of the most successful clubs around? Well look no further! I bring to you the multi-purpose club that will give you tips, templates, logos and more if you join! In addition you can even learn how to data scrap with google sheets, automatically make daily puzzles and even more stuff in the future!

This is definitely a one of a kind club you don't get to see, and I have a lot in store for it. But, we need our members to comply with us so that this club can be successful so that more clubs can be exposed to these useful tricks and tutorials.   

Goals of this Club:

• Expand on the Coding Frontier: One thing you may all notice is that more than 2/3 (maybe even more) of the chess.com clubs don't use any form of coding to make their clubs more efficient. But, if we can decrease this fraction, then clubs will become way more exciting, efficient and competitive. 
• Reach out to More Clubs: A obvious goal of this club is to reach out to more clubs, especially the major ones.

Stuff we're going to Work on:

• Xpath Google Sheets: The first post on how to data scrap using google sheets was made using a query language called Xpath. We'll have more posts on those as it is very useful for extracting and recording data.
• Browser Extensions: There are a few browser extensions I would like to share in the future. They can be very useful and have multiple applications
•  Userscripts: This is a work in progress as I am still learning how to make these, but I believe once I do, it'll be able to completely customize your experience on chess.com so that you may be able to complete tasks faster.
• Python: I was able to contact @infestationPit who will be creating python scripts that will do a lot of cool stuff. So a huge thanks to him for helping me out with this!

If you feel like this is fake, just join and take a look; you leave anytime you want!

Join here: https://www.chess.com/club/the-unofficial-club-service-desk

python? I do that too. 

What I learned from python class 2 yrs ago: printing, loops, randomizing, inputs, error handling

What I remember: print("Hello world")

also here is my YT randomly

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLKsKypGhVWvNqucFMGEupg?view_as=subscriber