http://blog.diplomacyworld.netQuick Blogcasthttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2009/12/12/tour-of-britain--2010.aspx#comment-3159362Oh, it would suck if the tournament disappeared! I hope you get enough players this year. Seriously, this game is really amazing and one day I hope to be good enough to hang out at tournaments and conventions! Good luck!Accommodation2010-05-30T10:06:18Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2009/11/01/diplomacy-world-web-site-article-of-the-week-section-updated.aspx#comment-2582980Thanks Brett.&nbsp; I don't know offhand of such a database.&nbsp; But if you are trying to watch actual games, one thing to do would be to follow along some of the past Diplomacy World Demo Games (of which there have been many)....they're in all the back issues, and will allow you to not just see the moves but also read the commentary of the outsiders who wrote about the game as it hapened.Diplomacy World2009-11-22T15:23:01Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2009/11/01/diplomacy-world-web-site-article-of-the-week-section-updated.aspx#comment-2581972Thank you for all the work you do updating this site with great article. I was wondering, is there a place where I can go to either view the moves lists for Diplomacy tournaments or, better yet, download them in RealPolitik format? I'm just starting to get into the game and being able to watch actual games would be a big help to me. Thanks!<br /><br />BrettBrett2009-11-22T03:29:16Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2009/04/20/2009-san-francisco-whipping-results.aspx#comment-2033577You need to update the "more" link so that it goes to the rest of the tournament results.Conrad Woodring2009-04-30T17:45:02Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2008/10/07/2009-world-dipcon-in-columbus-ohio-update.aspx#comment-2033572WDC 2000 was held in Hunt Valley, Maryland. The event was TD-ed by Jim Yerky. Dan are long time friends, and original members of the illustrious "Baltimore Mafia." <br /><br />Also, a correction, my brother, Graham Woodring is now living in China and will not be in attendance. I am not sure why he is on this list. I on the other hand have a good chance of being there.Conrad Woodring2009-04-30T17:43:27Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2008/12/17/diplomacy-world-website-article-of-the-week-section-updated.aspx#comment-1634843I liked it for the first week, then hated it...but since a few Diplomacy buddies ALSO hated it, I left it in there out of spite.&nbsp; However, it has now been removed, at last!Diplomacy World2008-12-20T17:00:28Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2008/12/11/diplomacy-world-website-article-of-the-week-section-updated.aspx#comment-1634840Not offhand as I do not use Firefox.&nbsp; What exactly doesn't display?Diplomacy World2008-12-20T16:59:21Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2008/12/17/diplomacy-world-website-article-of-the-week-section-updated.aspx#comment-1629756Can you change the sound that plays when you mouse-over a button? It is really quite . . . intense.DQ2008-12-18T22:08:51Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2008/12/11/diplomacy-world-website-article-of-the-week-section-updated.aspx#comment-1610656Are you aware that your Article of the Week section does not display correctly in Firefox? (I'm currently using Firefoxv2 on XP)Peter2008-12-12T04:07:52Zhttp://blog.diplomacyworld.net/2008/10/07/2009-world-dipcon-in-columbus-ohio-update.aspx#comment-1464591Didn't Dan also TD the Baltimore World DipCon in 2001? That was without question one of the best organised and best run Diplomacy conventions of all time.<BR> <BR>Regardless, I've played with Dan on at least three occasions. His reputation as a great guy and fantastic TD is well-earned.Robert Vollman2008-10-22T03:09:24Z