After a game, if a rematch is offered, the lines generated in the chatroom should be "USERNAME offered a rematch", and "USERNAME accepted rematch" or "USERNAME declined rematch".
May I ask how this would be beneficial?
More information is always more beneficial than less.
It would help for analytics when looking back at previous games to see when you (or your opponent) offered a rematch when you (or your opponent) lost/won/drew, and what the condition of the game was.
Similarly, it would help to understand the dynamics of a series of games one is spectating.
It would help for analytics when looking back at previous games to see when you (or your opponent) offered a rematch when you (or your opponent) lost/won/drew, and what the condition of the game was.
Similarly, it would help to understand the dynamics of a series of games one is spectating.
> It would help for analytics when looking back at previous games to see when you (or your opponent) offered a rematch when you (or your opponent) lost/won/drew
. . .?
So you want to determine what time the rematch was accepted and they entered a new game? If we look at a game lichess.org/ADCZbB4B/black#46 and hover over '2 weeks', it shows the game was started September 18, 2018 at 10:49 AM.
>More information is always more beneficial than less.
That is true, but it would be redundant to insert the username when you can just look at the players who played.
. . .?
So you want to determine what time the rematch was accepted and they entered a new game? If we look at a game lichess.org/ADCZbB4B/black#46 and hover over '2 weeks', it shows the game was started September 18, 2018 at 10:49 AM.
>More information is always more beneficial than less.
That is true, but it would be redundant to insert the username when you can just look at the players who played.
No, I want to know who offered a rematch once the game ended.
OH! I see now. Instead of making a whole new text, I think it would just be easier to edit the current message with your suggestion.
Yes, that is exactly what I'm recommending.
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