This article is from the Go FAQ, by Morten PAHLE gofaq@pahle.org.uk with numerous contributions by others.
The rules of Go are very simple, and almost every beginners Go site
will list them.
There are several sites on the web which contain a more detailed
explanation of the rules:
Robert JASIEK:
<http://home.snafu.de/jasiek/rules.html>
Robert also posts a 'Rules FAQ' to the newsgroup which is aimed
especially at beginners
Jan VAN DER STEEN:
<http://www.cwi.nl/~jansteen/go/rules/index.html>
Mori's Go Page :
<http://www.sainet.or.jp/~mori/Go.html>
Interactively teaches some basics as well
Tel's go page:
<http://www.telgo.com/>
Also provides fundamentals about connecting, attacking, etc.
The American Go Association has published a booklet introducing the
game of Go which is available for download in .pdf format:
<http://www.usgo.org/usa/waytogo/>
The European Go Federation has published a series of booklets in all
main European languages, developing a simplified approach to rules,
oriented toward easy teaching. Contact the European Go Federation
through the address as given in section 2.2.
 
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