That would be considered computer assistance.
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Did you have me in mind, KeWIN, when you were thinking to help the NOVICE players improve their game? Thanks for keeping me in mind!

Did you have me in mind, KeWIN, when you were thinking to help the NOVICE players improve their game? Thanks for keeping me in mind!
lol you me and most of chess.com :)

not really. the computers just tellin you if the move makes sense. not where to move.
Consider a situation where your opponent sacrifices a piece; if there's a question mark, then you know it's ok to take it, otherwise, you probably shouldn't. If you want your moves analyzed, that's great, but wait 'til after the game.

Basically its a bad idea is the point toward which quarki is belaboring.
Thanks; I don't know what got into me.

i think instant feedback would help more. players are more likely to remember mistakes. analysis after the game you dont really remember what you were thinking at the time. plus the computer shows 5 or 6 correct moves for each player, but more than likely your opponent wouldnt make the computers move.

after the game you dont really remember what you were thinking at the time.
Take notes.

too much work. easier to let the computer tell when you made a questionable move. not like its telling you where to move.

Instead, when you make a bad move, you should hear the voice of Larry Christiansen yelling, "WHAT WERE YOU THINKING????"
i think it would be great if on the list of moves it used the ?s and !s to show if a move was excellent or a blunder. might help some of us novice players improve our game