Author: Tony Hedlund
Date: 06:20:40 12/14/97
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On December 14, 1997 at 07:25:39, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Posted by Amir Ban on December 14, 1997 at 04:50:45: > >>In Reply to: Re: Rebel8 and Rebel9 on SSDF. posted by Ed Schröder on >>December 12, 1997 at 13:19:03: > >>On December 12, 1997 at 13:19:03, Ed Schröder wrote: > >>>>Posted by Tony Hedlund on December 11, 1997 at 14:32:21: > >>>>In Reply to: Re: Rebel8 and Rebel9 on SSDF. posted by Ed Schröder on >>>>December 10, 1997 at 14:32:23: >>>In Holland we use the expression "nobility obliges". To me you can't say >>>in public: "No comments. I haven't time to play through the games." >>>while >>>the game in question is a draw but counted as a loss for Rebel. > >>>That's not good for the image of SSDF. > >>>- Ed Schroder - > >>Didn't Rebel resign the game in question ? If so, there's nothing more >>to do or say. I got that impression to. The draw was a human opinion, wasn't it. >No, resign is standard set to OFF. > >My critic is not about the half point Rebel9 missed but a general critic >how to deal when errors are found. Similar mistakes could also be made >with other programs. What mistake would that be? The game above or the rebel.mvs mistake. The last one I agree on. >I have absolute trust in the intentions of SSDF and their good work but >they should correct errors when found. Yes, but depending on the consequence of the error. >>If I remember correctly, Rebel's autoplayer resigns at -5. It also does >>the "courtesy" of resigning for the opponent at +5, something that may >>save time, but it really shouldn't do (imagine Rebel playing the other >>side here, and deciding it's won). > >Then you should run Rebel with the "A" parameter. So REBEL.EXE A >This will bypass the +5.00 / -5.00 check and also will bypass the double >game check. > >If I am right SSDF only test Rebel with the "A" option. Yes, this is correct. >- Ed - > > >>Amir Tony
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