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The first social network for Go fans started by 7-time European Go champion Alexandr Dinerchtein.
Daily news from Go servers such as KGS, IGS, Tygem, Cyberoro, Dashn, commented games, real names of top players.
Rating list for Go-related websites and blogs. Detail statistics.
Details on the various ways to play go online against others. Includes a recent list of go servers, including those without webpages. From the British Go Association.
A free server for correspondence Go and Chess.
Server for reviewing games with an opponent, accessible with a client or online using Java.
Go server based in Japan. Play via telnet or a client, or with java on the web.
DGS is a place where you can play turn-based Go games. It functions more or less the same way as playing Go games via email or postcard would be. You play via a simple web interface: no Java, JavaScript or anything to install.