Pawn goes sideways without taking a piece?

@NobodyReally #9 and @ShrayanM #10
Thank You for your answers!

Well - i dont worry about it actually - but i can imagine someone can if they ask "stupid" questions.

In general - a forum is full of "experts" - and are all the time getting new members who are "newbies".
IMO - thats the nature of a forum.
As "newbie" you can ask questions, and get answers from the "experts".

Mostly also any forum are interested in recruiting new members.

As long as @alex_beneath #5 do not know me - or know how I will react on his comment - I think this is not the way of treating newcomers.
I laughed of the comment actually - and thought it was funny - because it really was - but i can imagine not everyone think it was.

Therefore my comment #8.

But - anyway - no bad feelings for anyone - but if you guys want to recruit more ppl to the hobby - probably best to be polite in the start - until getting to know new forum members?

At least - thats my honest opinion :-)

(But I'm not so easy scared - so i will stay ;-) )

You'll have to get used to it unfortunately. The community here is pretty bad.

@gastronauten : don't worry there's no bad or stupid questions. Stupid is not to ask

@Harutsedo #12 - thx for comment. A pity community is bad, probably lot of ppl is afraid to ask...

@peyop #13 - thx for comment. I dont worry :-) I know there are no stupid questions. Only stupid answers ;-)

Is this a stupid question? (Sorry, couldn't resist)

gastronauten, don't take it too seriously, I don't think that a humoristic answer was intended to be harsh. This "en passant" take back has been surprising for all of us when we began to play.

@seanysean - Since we just agreed there are no stupid questions - i guess: No ;-). Thank You for your great question. ;-)

@aln67 - Im not Aln67. Really. Just saying what i think in this case. I guess there has been a first time for us all with the "en passant" - and probably all of us made big eyes :-) Thank You for your comment.

Live and learn, Questions are a part of this.

Well, he was "clever" enough to get some help from a computer to avoid these mistakes in the future.