Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 08:50:32 07/06/00
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This is a club and a club gathers people that like to be into it. By the same token a club rejects people that the concurrence does not like to be with. So a club have a right to accept or not the coming of anybody and a club can suspend, expulse, etc. All that is OK, legally speaking, but still that does not speak well of a club doing so because a member or candidate to be does not fit enterily in the average conformation of the club constituency. Doing that we are less a group of reasonably smart people than a bunch of old ladies playing cards and watching one to another with suspictions and bad will. Chris is not the most pleasant guy in the creation, not an amiable guy at least in his virtual incarnation, but so are a lot of people here if just one dares to face his ideas or dogmas about everything. Maybe moderators has his reasons, but the core of the issue is the kind of reasons that seems to be enought here for people to feel with reasons to do this. So we are idiots according to Chris? Well, who knows. Maybe I should punish my wife that certainly consider I am an idiot expending time with this "chess thing" and this "chess computer talking, writting and reading thing". But I will not. From her point of view she is right: I am a complete idiot. According to Chris we are idiots also inside this little, unimportant realm of chess computers. So what? It is neccesary to be an extreme idiot for not realizing any of us is an idiot outside our particular fields of expertise and sometimes even inside them. It is OK for me to be warned about that from time to time. Of course Chris is also an imbecile or he would not come here to lose time and be expulsed. Maybe he loves that, so he is a neurotic kind of idiot. Me too. I will be flamed by this post, I know, and nevertheless I continue writting it. What an idiot. Fernando
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