Thanks to Lichess, which is an open source chess server with no ads.  It's easy to apply to your website and even easier for your guess to get down with all the fun.  This is what it looks like on the SauceSight.com blog! They are a non-profit powered by volunteers and donations.

As you can see on my site, the open source allows you to see live chess games on the spot. It's not slow either, it seems to move as fast as the players seem to move. I have another puzzle up there from shredderchess.com, but there's learning chess links on my site from Lichess too. 

So, when you come to SauceSight.com to play or learn, all you have to do is hit chess game on the menu and it will take you to the chess game page. From there you can decide to move on to the chess knowledge page or choose one of the many options on the gaming page. I would love to run into you on the broad one day so choose 'create a game' or 'tournament' on the chess menu. There are a lot of options under the learning part and you can watch games to help you better your skills.  This is really about building a society of chess players that's why there's a community tab where we can build.