Q: Why was the eNotate decertified by US Chess? A: eNotate is software that runs on an Axim X51, Dell X51, and other compatible Pocket PCs or PDAs providing a player a way to electronically record their notation. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Revocation of eNotate Certification This announcement does not affect the Electronic Device Policy for National Events organized by US Chess published in September 2019. More importantly, the standards specified in the US Chess END certification program have evolved to the point where the risk to fair play presented by eNotate-enabled platforms is unacceptable to the integrity of US Chess-rated tournaments. The eNotate software does not prevent this from happening. Unlike other ENDs currently certified by US Chess, the Axim and Dell Palm PC/PDA (and other compatible devices) have the capability to load and directly run third-party, chess-engine software.
Effective immediately, the US Chess Federation (US Chess) announces that the eNotate chess software, used by some players to record chess notation on an Axim X51, Dell X51, and other compatible Pocket PCs or PDAs, has been removed from US Chess' list of certified means of electronic notation.
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