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I was contacted last week by David Mitchell asking if he could publish some content from 361points.com in Sydney Go Journal. He also sent me one of the issues, as an example. I liked the journal a lot, and I was wondering why it was the first time I have heard about it. David explained that this journal is normally distributed in PDF format through an email list, to Australian Go players. He agreed to have it hosted on 361points.com so that Go players from other countries can enjoy it as well. So here it is, all the issues so far in PDF format. The author, David Mitchell, is a strong amateur player with a lot of experience, so I am sure there is a lot to learn from reading his journal. (The PDF files are 1-2 MB large and may take some time to download, so I recommend you to download and read them separately, rather than viewing them in your browser).

Tags

You may have noticed already that many pages on 361points.com have a new “Tags for this page” section on top: each tag is an attribute for the page, and clicking on, say, the lesson tag will bring a list of all pages that have “lesson” as a tag. This is intended as yet another way to explore the content on the website – let me know if you think it is useful. There is also a tag index page, where you can see an alphabetical ordered list of all the tags so far. Feel free to suggest new tags – just add a comment to this blog or through the anonymous feedback on the website page.