Why does the CFC Top Players list not have Evgeny Bareev 2708 at the top of the list? In fact he's not on the list at all. >>>>>>http://chess.ca/players
Top Players - CFC Ratings
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Originally posted by Vlad Dobrich View PostWhy does the CFC Top Players list not have Evgeny Bareev 2708 at the top of the list? In fact he's not on the list at all. >>>>>>http://chess.ca/players
The default setting is "players who have played in the last year"
Change the setting to "played since 1996"
and everyone will be included.
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OK, so how do I reset my search function to two years at least?
Also, to leave Bareev out seem petty as he played for Canada in the recently concluded Olympiad. Also Anton Kovalyov.Last edited by Vlad Dobrich; Friday, 30th September, 2016, 11:59 AM.
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Originally posted by Vlad Dobrich View PostOK, so how do I reset my search function to two years at least?
Also, to leave Bareev out seem petty as he played for Canada in the recently concluded Olympiad.
This (one year) was the default selected at the time the web site was created. Maybe two years would have been better, but it's what we're stuck with now.
If you do use two years, we still don't get Anton.
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Originally posted by Vlad Dobrich View PostOK, so how do I reset my search function to two years at least?
Also, to leave Bareev out seem petty as he played for Canada in the recently concluded Olympiad. Also Anton Kovalyov.
you should see to your right, a box where you can select province, age, gender, time frame, etc.
Select whatever parameters you like, and click "search now"
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Originally posted by Fred McKim View PostTwo years is one of the options.
This (one year) was the default selected at the time the web site was created. Maybe two years would have been better, but it's what we're stuck with now.
If you do use two years, we still don't get Anton.
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Most of our top players have CFC ratings that are already significantly higher than their FIDE ratings. For the Olympiad team the differences are rather modest and range from +43 pts (Krnan) to +22 pts (Hansen).
Other notables: Preotu +128, Noritsyn +135, Sambuev +70, Gerzhoy +130.
Bareev, Kovalyov and Hansen are already at the top of the CFC list. Rating the Olympiad CFC would probably push Lesiege and Krnan up a couple of places. The downside would be adding more inflation to the CFC (vs FIDE) comparisons and possibly some unintended policy consequences of selectively rating a foreign event after the fact.Paul Leblanc
Treasurer Chess Foundation of Canada
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Originally posted by Paul Leblanc View PostMost of our top players have CFC ratings that are already significantly higher than their FIDE ratings. For the Olympiad team the differences are rather modest and range from +43 pts (Krnan) to +22 pts (Hansen).
Other notables: Preotu +128, Noritsyn +135, Sambuev +70, Gerzhoy +130.
Bareev, Kovalyov and Hansen are already at the top of the CFC list. Rating the Olympiad CFC would probably push Lesiege and Krnan up a couple of places. The downside would be adding more inflation to the CFC (vs FIDE) comparisons and possibly some unintended policy consequences of selectively rating a foreign event after the fact.
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Originally posted by Fred McKim View PostMaybe the request would be satisfied by simply altering all 10 team members last played date to the last date of the Olympic and they would then show up on the default page. Yuanling Yuan is also in the same category. What do you think Paul ?
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Originally posted by Roger Patterson View PostDeliberately falsifying and importing incorrect information into the database is unlikely to be a good or principled decision.Last edited by Fred McKim; Friday, 30th September, 2016, 11:15 PM.
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Originally posted by Paul Leblanc View PostMost of our top players have CFC ratings that are already significantly higher than their FIDE ratings. For the Olympiad team the differences are rather modest and range from +43 pts (Krnan) to +22 pts (Hansen).
Other notables: Preotu +128, Noritsyn +135, Sambuev +70, Gerzhoy +130.
Bareev, Kovalyov and Hansen are already at the top of the CFC list. Rating the Olympiad CFC would probably push Lesiege and Krnan up a couple of places. The downside would be adding more inflation to the CFC (vs FIDE) comparisons and possibly some unintended policy consequences of selectively rating a foreign event after the fact.
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Originally posted by Denis Allan View PostI seem to recall a time when the CFC allowed for the rating of a foreign event provided the player requested it prior to the event.
I think the only issue here is the "official" CFC Rating list, which 99% of the viewers of the web site think is the default list on the website. There is no "official" CFC Rating list, but it might be reasonable that anyone who represented Canada internationally in the past 12 months could be included on the default list (players active in a CFC event in the past 12 months) and the CFC would consider it the "official" list.
For example, if CBC or someone ever contacted the CFC regarding the top 5 players in Canada - what list does Bob use ?
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Originally posted by Paul Leblanc View PostIt would be better if Evgeny showed up at a Canadian event
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