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Honestly "Elo" is commonly used to denote most Elo-like systems. I don't think it's confusing here. Also, it's "Elo" not "ELO".
by nebulous1 3y ago
Honestly "Elo" is commonly used to denote most Elo-like systems. I don't think it's confusing here.
Also, it's "Elo" not "ELO".
- KingOfCoders 3y ago"The Elo system was invented as an improved chess-rating system over the previously used Harkness system" - I can use a spoon to repair my coffee machine. It still wasn't invented for that.
- evandale 3y agoOne of my favourite things on the internet is when someone tries to make a pedantic correction and someone else comes along with something that's even more pedantic. Thanks for giving me a good start to the morning!