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Charles Gilman wrote on Mon, Jan 25, 2016 02:44 AM EST:
I am still having trouble posting updates, including to some variants as well as piece articles. The issue of updating variant pages has become more urgent as I have noticed that I cannot see ffen diagrams from the computer on which I am currently going online and was hoping to replace them. Even had there been no problem updating, it would take some time to replace them all, and I would be interested to know if this problem is due to my change of computer or the move of website, If it is the latter, then for all the shortcomings of these diagrams this needs fixing in the interim before I (a) am able to edit all my pages properly again and (b) I have the time to carry them all out.

For the record, in case an editor has time to make - and better success updating - the changes, the intention was to replace the three ffen diagrams on the Nearlydouble Chess page with the following virtual images respectively:


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