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 # v[ariant]chess.club
 
-Website to play to many chess variants, including rare ones - some almost never seens
-elsewhere, like "l'Échiqueté" [french], renamed "checkered chess" in english.
+Website to play to many chess variants, including rare ones - some almost
+never seen elsewhere, like "l'Échiqueté" [french], renamed "checkered chess"
+in english.
 
 ## Usage
 
@@ -10,6 +11,7 @@ I hope it's intuitive enough :)
 But, a few important points:
  - All games start with a random assymetric position!
  - Games are untimed: you decide to play fast or not...
+ - Your identity (if filled) is revealed only after the game
 
 ## Resources
 
@@ -19,15 +21,28 @@ Server side:
 
 Client side:
  - Vue.js,
- - underscore.js (TODO: remove this dependency),
+ - underscore.js,
  - mini.css,
  - Google font 'Open Sans' + a few icons,
 
-Pieces images where found at various locations.
+Sounds and pieces images where found at various locations.
 
 ## Installation (for developers)
 
  0. Install git-fat https://github.com/jedbrown/git-fat
- 1. Rename public/javascripts/utils/socket\_url.js.dist into socket\_url.js and adjust its content.
- 2. git fat init && git fat pull
- 3. npm i && npm start
+ 1. git fat init && git fat pull
+ 2. Execute db/\*.sql scripts to create and fill db/vchess.sqlite
+ 3. Rename and edit public/javascripts/socket\_url.js.dist into socket\_url.js
+ 4. npm i && npm start
+
+## Get involved
+
+All contributions are welcome! For example,
+ - translations,
+ - design,
+ - Vue front-end,
+ - Express back-end.
+
+If you wanna help, you can send me an email (address indicated in the "Help"
+menu on the website) so that we can discuss what to do and how :)
+If you feel comfortable with the code a pull request is a good start too.