Where to Go From Here?

With one eye on What's Popular, What's Not, and the other eye on mark-weeks.com/aboutcom (Welcome to 'Chess for All Ages' : Index of Feature Articles : 2002-03 • 2004-05 • 2006-08), I developed a list of pages to copy from archive to my About.com work. Rounding out the Every Move Explained series, there remains to be done:-

• 2008-02-09 : Every Move Explained : 1960 Leningrad, Spassky vs. Bronstein, plus two other games.

As for other pages, these look promising:-

• 2002-10-12 : Portable Game Notation (PGN; 2010-07-05)
  
• 2003-05-24 : Checkmates with Names (2010-07-19)
  
• 2005-02-12 : Romance in Chess (2010-08-02)
  
• 2005-06-25 : Introduction to World Chess Federation (FIDE) Zones (2011-08-22)
  
• 2005-10-22 : 2005 FIDE World Chess Championship (2011-08-29)
  
• 2005-11-12 : Chess Problems, Puzzles, and Studies (2011-08-15)
  
• 2005-12-17 : Top 10 Popular Chess Openings (2010-08-09)
  
• 2006-07-01 : So You Want to Organize Chess Tournaments? (2010-08-23)
  
• 2006-10-21 : Opening Survey : Games from the 2006 Unification Match (2011-09-05)
  
• 2007-01-27 : Issues on the Chess Table : Short Draws (2011-09-19)
  
• 2007-04-28 : Issues on the Chess Table : Chess as Sport (2011-09-26)
  
• 2007-10-06 : Winning the World Championship 2007 (2011-09-12)
  
• 2008-01-19 : 60 Memorable Fischer Moments (2010-07-12)
  
• 2008-04-05 : Chess Grandmasters (2010-07-26)

Another series to consider started with:-

• 2005-07-02 : Opening Tutorial : Sicilian Defense - Najdorf Variation

The single article that I've converted from this series -- Sicilian Defense - 2...e6 Variations -- was at the top of the list in 'What's Popular, What's Not', but that might be a fluke. I'll convert one more to see if it has a similar success (2010-08-16, w/ separate index).

On 1 November 2008, I noted that for the embedded links to web.archive.org, my last working link was from 2 February 2008. Now the last working link is from 16 June 2008. That almost brings me up to the end of my time with About.com. Thanks, Archive.org!

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Later: To keep track of which pages have been converted, I added links to the relevant post (plus the conversion date) whenever I converted a new page.