Larry Smith wrote on Fri, May 27, 2005 06:42 AM UTC:
Rather than competing against each other, the players are mutually
participating in problem-solving. And each might either help or hinder
the solution.
This should be a friendly conversational game, with strong players
challenging each other to create and duplicate extremely complex positions
with the minimum number of moves.
This also should be a nice exercise game to aid players in their ability
to extrapolate positions in other games.
