It's legible, just small. (You know you can use ctrl-[plus sign] to increase the font size on a web page, right?) And yes, the sponsor's presence is overwhelmingly obvious, but it's probably at least partially thanks to that sponsor that Carlsen gets to work with Kasparov. Anyway, complain to them, not me!
No complaints whatsoever about the obvious presence of the sponsor. Keeping a blog during events was most likely part of the deal for Magnus to get his big bucks. He seems to be doing it in good faith (if not gratitude). Kudos to him and Arctic Securities.
Saturday, January 2, 2010 at 1:10AM
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It is kind of strange, link to the blog in the official website of the sponser.
It's illegible.
It's legible, just small. (You know you can use ctrl-[plus sign] to increase the font size on a web page, right?) And yes, the sponsor's presence is overwhelmingly obvious, but it's probably at least partially thanks to that sponsor that Carlsen gets to work with Kasparov. Anyway, complain to them, not me!
No complaints whatsoever about the obvious presence of the sponsor. Keeping a blog during events was most likely part of the deal for Magnus to get his big bucks. He seems to be doing it in good faith (if not gratitude). Kudos to him and Arctic Securities.