Maruseru

Index of sub-pages Maruseru 34 Point High Approach Inside Contact Peep Corner Aji 44 Point Double Diagonal Attachment Blocking The Side With The Knights Move Invade On The Fourth Line Leaning Attack As ALadder Breaker Low Chinese Opening Double Attack Making Miai Of Attacking Hoshi Or Pressing Low Probe And Counterintentions Sandbox Seal Off Side After Two Space High Pincer Joseki Splitting AThree Point Extension Submarine Against Hoshi Keima Enclosure

Go player from Vienna, Austria.

My real name is Marcel Grünauer; I'm rated 4k (EGF) and can play as 2-3 dan in Tokyo. :)

Co-founder of and website maintainer for the Goklub Gote, located in Vienna (Wien), Austria.

I've written a guide to Baduk terminology, translating Korean baduk terms, book titles and player names.

Creator of the Divine Go Problem.

Developer of the Blosxom Plugin for SL.

I've also thought about a few other things:

• the differences between a visual and a kinesthetic learning style.
• the Go Repository Protocol

My thoughts about Go

For me, Go is a way of growing, studying and appreciating culture. Competing with others is not important. It means that I don't want to pressure myself. I don't mind about taking time. If I am taking the time to learn Go, I might as well do it properly. That is what I believe.

Games::Go::Dg2SL and my subpages

At some point I realized that I'd like to enter analyses in an SGF editor but would like to read them in a Wiki style, namely, here. The results can be seen in the subpages of this page. To create them I've used sgf2dg and written a Games::Go::Dg2SL, a converter plugin that outputs Sensei's Library format.

The analyses on the subpages result from discussions with my teacher Ralph Spiegl (5d).

Messages:

LukeNine45: Actually, this looks useful enough that perhaps it should find a home somewhere on SL? Maybe it could get set up like the SGF diagram converter that's currently availible here? hmmm...

maruseru: I've removed some of the previous discussion as sgf2dg and Games::Go::Dg2SL now have their own pages.

Richard Mullens?: Yes, Shanghai isn't in Europe, but the tournament was advertised for European players.