It was asked if recreating a true chess experience is the goal, is playing online chess in your pajamas against the rules too. Using a real board is against the rules, but it's obviously not enforceable. It's laughable to say one thing, then immediately contradict it. The real board contradiction is sort of like when you call a company and they put you on hold for 45 minutes, dont answer your questions, and then hang up on you just after they tell you customer satisfaction is their main priority. It's not cheating to use a golf ball, even though others might want to use tennis balls. Golf for example was intended to use golf balls. It's hard to imagine playing the game it was intended and call it cheating.
Using a real board IS the best way to recreate a real chess experience. has claimed that they try to mimic real chess games, but at the very same time, they contradict themselves by saying using a real board is against the rules. I like using a real board, and it's much more enjoyable to play real people on a real board than it is to play online. I think you are taking the whole stuff too long along a wrong road. Only using electronic devices to see what your next move is going to look like and develop is cheating, because computers are so powerful these days. To increase the learning and understanding of the game. This whole thing is in a distance game by no means cheating!! For God´s sake, you can even use books and magazines. In the "old days" when internet did not exist, players did have a board onto which not only they displayed the current position of their games but also moved the pieces back and forth to see how the game could go. You can also move the pieces in the electronic board to see the sequence and the consequences of your thoughts. Well, guys I do not really know what is going on in this discussion. That benefit is what some may consider unfair because you are probably also moving pieces around, like with the analyze option. If you see benefit from using a real board, then it is you transposing moves to the computer.
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