Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 17:27:21 11/14/00
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On November 14, 2000 at 20:01:09, Thorsten Czub wrote: >and its up to you to decide who has credits and who not. No, it's up to the consumers, but I have an opinion. >let me guess: is chessfun a credible source ?? She would be high on my list when it comes to credibility. But I wouldn't consider her review of Rebel Tiger II, if she makes one, to be more significant than yours regardless of content. >and ? which review of eds do you think is weak and which passage. >please give an example. i don't have written any review so far myself. >i want to make a review that fits to you. i know this is impossible, >but i will try. so please show me which passages you DON'T like >and criticize, that i understand you better. I just want you to describe the functions implemented in Rebel Tiger II and their strengths and weaknesses, ie. various features of GUI and how it complements the engines. Perhaps a comparison with other products on the market would be a nice touch if you can be objective in your description. That shouldn't be too difficult. >why do you believe some humans are objective. i mean: how can any >human beeing be objective ? It's not difficult to be objective if you explain what a product can or cannot do. But there's also subjective impressions as well, which isn't a problem as long as the person is independent of the product and explains that it's his opinions alone. A reviewer is a consumer too. At least in principle. >no - it isn't. Whether you can buy the product or not is actually irrelevant since you're involved in the development of the product. >>You're getting paid by receiving a program for free. It represents monetary >>value the same as getting paid in chickens would. > >chickens ? i don't like chickens :-)) ich bin gegen KZ-hühner Tierhaltung! Neither do I. I can't stand eating anything that once had feathers :o). Mogens.
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