Talk:Rook's graph

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[edit] Hard to Understand

You can understand what the article is about (a graph used to find out where a rook can move in chess) but it contains many terms that are undefined and impossible to comprehend using context clues. Estridaldrea 21:06, 8 June 2007 (UTC)