Occasionally I find out that web pages I used to like are no more online. Today I’ll recall from the oblivion a tiny fragment of the lost Internet. The topic is the 2011 Chess World Cup. It was one of the first chess events that I followed, shortly after my passion for chess started. When I had time, I would follow the games live, with the coverage provided by Chess Tempo and Chessbomb. Chessbomb, with its blue-and-red moves and the barely moderated chat, was a staple of the internet chess landscape of the 2010s. Credits: from ChessPro forum (source) The...