<commit_before>.header
  %span= @page_title = "New Players"

= render "search_form"

#new_players_results.turbaned
  = render "search_results"

#help
  %dl
    %dt What is a "new player"?
    %dd
      A player who, at the time of competing in a given tournament, was new to the ICU
      (having no record in the ICU player database) and had no previous chess rating
      (whether ICU, FIDE or other).
    %dt Are new players rated?
    %dd
      Yes but, without an ID, their ratings cannot be tracked from tournament to tournament.
      They are treated as having no rating history in every tournament they play in until
      they enter the player database. To enter this database a player either have to join
      the ICU or the rating officer has to create a record for them.
    %dt Does the rating officer normally create new records for new players?
    %dd
      Current practice is not to routinely create records for new players but to
      rely on them joining the ICU if they want their rating tracked. One reason
      for this is that new players often have nothing to identify them except
      their name. Without a date of birth, names are often insufficient for
      reliable identification. When players join the ICU they must supply
      their date of birth and federation as well as their name.
    %dt What happens to a player's old games after they join the ICU?
    %dd
      Current practice is that they are ignored and the player's rating is tracked
      from the first tournament they play as a member. However the rating officer will
      try to take old games into account if any new member specifically requests it.
      This involves assigning IDs, rerating tournaments and possibly also republishing
      rating lists.
      <commit_msg>Spelling correction in help text<commit_after>.header
  %span= @page_title = "New Players"

= render "search_form"

#new_players_results.turbaned
  = render "search_results"

#help
  %dl
    %dt What is a "new player"?
    %dd
      A player who, at the time of competing in a given tournament, was new to the ICU
      (having no record in the ICU player database) and had no previous chess rating
      (whether ICU, FIDE or other).
    %dt Are new players rated?
    %dd
      Yes but, without an ID, their ratings cannot be tracked from tournament to tournament.
      They are treated as having no rating history in every tournament they play in until
      they enter the player database. To enter the database a player either has to join
      the ICU or the rating officer has to create a record for them.
    %dt Does the rating officer normally create new records for new players?
    %dd
      Current practice is not to routinely create records for new players but to
      rely on them joining the ICU if they want their rating to be tracked. One
      reason for this is that new players often have nothing to identify them
      except their name. Without a date of birth, names are often insufficient
      for reliable identification. When players join the ICU they must supply
      their date of birth and federation as well in addition to their name.
    %dt What happens to a player's old games after they join the ICU?
    %dd
      Current practice is that they are ignored and the player's rating is tracked
      from the first tournament they play as a member. However the rating officer will
      try to take old games into account if any new member specifically requests it.
      This involves assigning IDs, rerating tournaments and possibly also republishing
      rating lists, depending on how far back the old games go.
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