sort of... just what was in the other thread... that he had personal issues to take care of right now
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I don't see why that would require deleting your account entirely. You're not obligated to log in on a regular bases just because you have an account here.
Nov 11, 2010
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Deleting your account is much more dramatic, especially after building up to it by announcing your upcoming departure.
Nov 12, 2010
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Who knows what his plan was or is. The last post from him that I recall in his announcement thread made it sound like he had once again decided to postpone his departure.
One thing's for sure-- when his account was closed, a lot of trivial threads started by Eo disappeared in a flash.
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Last time he said he was leaving, he was griping about his rating, but it had gone up quite a bit since then.
I wonder if it had anything to do with his game analysis on Chess TV.
Cystem_Phailure wrote:
I didn't know anything about that. What happened?
I don't know. Somebody told him one of his games had been anilysed on chess TV. I don't knowif it really had been, or they were just joking, or what.
pushwood47 wrote:
woodshover wrote:
Cystem_Phailure wrote:
I didn't know anything about that. What happened?
I don't know. Somebody told him one of his games had been analysed on chess TV. I don't know if it really had been, or they were just joking, or what.
He had a hard time believing it too, until FM Liu confirmed it for him. The game was against yorugua, another strong (2300) player. 1/2-1/2
Did he win?
pushwood47 wrote:
Woodshover, no, it was a draw (hence the 1/2-1/2); yorugua had a win in the middlegame but misplayed it, and Eo____ had a winning line in the endgame that he did not find. (Haha, messages from me to you are like when push comes to shove.)
Good one. He seemed to have improved a lot since he joined the site, and not improving was what he was mad about several months ago.
Did Eo ever say why he decided to take off.