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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Sun, Oct 5, 2003 03:11 AM UTC:
I've added a Status field to the move form. This should be left set to 'Ongoing' while the game isn't finished. When the game is over, the value of Status should be set to declare the winner or that the game is drawn. This should normally be done with the last move of the game, such as a resignation or a checkmate. It can also be set for games that are already finished. If you have finished any games already, please set the appropriate status for each one for which the Logs page says it is your move. The value of Status will be used on the Logs page to identify whether a game is ongoing or finished. It will also allow you to select which type of games you want to view. In order to make it easier for you to use the 'Your Games' link to navigate between your ongoing games, it will be set by default to list only your ongoing games. You will still be able to view all your games by changing the value of the Status Filter.

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