Clicking on the progress tab would usually show the published rating history back to 2000. Now it goes back only to 2023.
It’s been like this a couple of months and I figured, ok, they are doing some updates and it’s temporary. But it hasn’t changed. What are they thinking? Who is in the right mind in that organization thought listing rating history back to 2023 is sufficient?
Has incompetence truly permeated the entire organization? The rating history of the players is one of FIDE’s most valuable assets. Why hide it?
Displaying FIDE ratings in MUIR would be super awesome - again, for a ratings/numbers nut like me it’s like a dream
However, I still can’t figure out why FIDE would remove the tabular rating history. Take for instance the sample player I used, Ding Liren. History goes back to 2023. If I didn’t know better, I’d have no idea that he used to live in in the 2800s for years.
Maybe I am over analyzing this, but I feel like the person sitting at the FIDE office deciding that the rating history goes back to 2023 is not even a chess player. No true chess player with any chess culture would make such a call. Since you can see the older ratings by hovering over the graph, obviously the data is still there. Not showing it on the rating history page saves no significant resources.
Another mystery: it seems like no one else complains about this. I thought all chess fans enjoy browing rating histories of players
I figured it was obvious from the posts in this topic that the discussion is about the tabular listing of rating history for FIDE players. It has always gone back to 2000, since the early 2000’s. A few months ago they removed most of it except back to 2023. Yes, the graph contains the data points but if I may be honest, the graph simply sux. Not because it’s a bad graph, but because it is insufficient. When I look at a player I want at a glance to see the rating history. Same if you go to MUIR or the old USCF ratings, where you can see all the published ratings far back (to 1991) - at a glance. Not by clicking around or trying to figure points on a line graph.