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Jean-Louis Cazaux wrote on Sat, Nov 26, 2022 12:25 PM UTC in reply to Daniel Zacharias from Fri Nov 25 01:37 AM:

Yes, I think it is better. As it is right now, the text allows more moves than the diagram. Of course the diagram is clear in itself but it is never good to have a difference, one might wonder if the diagram is wrong.

I had seen somewhere (maybe in AI AI?) this piece defined as "leaps as a narrow knight then slides outwards vertically or leaps as a wide knight then slides outwards horizontally". But it can be argued that one needs to know what narrow Knight and wide Knight mean.

Whatever, I suggest to add something to remove the wrong interpretation.


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