I think Lichess must hire sexy bikini strippers to play chess with. Introducing some kind of "lichess credits" wich we could pay with a credit card, we could pay them to make sexy faces, show big fake boobs, etcetera while they pretend to play chess on web camera.
@TinchoVM: ... Let's just say that, uh... other games like that exist on other sites... Not for lichess.
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But having a increase for social features would be nice, avatars, as mentioned, would be nice.
:)
CA
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But having a increase for social features would be nice, avatars, as mentioned, would be nice.
:)
CA
Chess only please.
#6, very true! Chess is overwhelmingly male-dominated, and that appears to be the case for lichess too. Take a look here: http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/lichess.org
how this alexa.com site knows how many males and females uses lichess?
According to their website:
"Alexa's traffic estimates are based on data from our global traffic panel, which is a sample of millions of Internet users using one of over 25,000 different browser extensions. In addition, we gather much of our traffic data from direct sources in the form of sites that have chosen to install the Alexa script on their site and certify their metrics. However, site owners can always choose to keep their certified metrics private." (http://www.alexa.com/about).
A quick Google search reveals that users install a toolbar that tracks their websites they visit. This gives them a picture of browsing habits. The toolbar probably asks some information, or figures out their gender. More on that here: http://waystoavoidscamsonline.com/how-does-alexa-track-traffic-do-they-really-have-a-grasp-of-your-traffic
Lichess, however, keeps lichess website data private: lichess does not use Alexa to gather website analytic information. :)
"Alexa's traffic estimates are based on data from our global traffic panel, which is a sample of millions of Internet users using one of over 25,000 different browser extensions. In addition, we gather much of our traffic data from direct sources in the form of sites that have chosen to install the Alexa script on their site and certify their metrics. However, site owners can always choose to keep their certified metrics private." (http://www.alexa.com/about).
A quick Google search reveals that users install a toolbar that tracks their websites they visit. This gives them a picture of browsing habits. The toolbar probably asks some information, or figures out their gender. More on that here: http://waystoavoidscamsonline.com/how-does-alexa-track-traffic-do-they-really-have-a-grasp-of-your-traffic
Lichess, however, keeps lichess website data private: lichess does not use Alexa to gather website analytic information. :)
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