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Subject: Moderation: Why is this here?

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 09:33:35 12/02/00

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On December 02, 2000 at 04:00:02, Marcus Kaestner wrote:


I fail to see the reason for this to be posted here.  This is neither a
court of law, nor a discussion forum for pending litigation.  It is only
going to explode into another long thread that will produce lots of moderator
email.




>chessbits newsticker:
>
>Dec. 12th, 2.000 - New lawyer claims by Millennium
>Just now we received two new lawyer claims by Millennium 2000. Issue this time
>is our note in the newsticker dated from 11-30-2000. The gents question these as
>slanderous and insultating.
>It ain't that clear to us where one could insist an insult. Even more ridiculous
>is to maintain any kind of slander. We abstain at this time to repeat the
>statements, given a few weeks ago, by the gents Schroeder, Noomen and Theron,
>who, at that time
>made in quite undoubtful, that they expressed it towards Mr. Meyer-Kahlen
>without any possible irritation, that Mr. Kaestner had had no influence at all
>concerning the opening book.
>We'd only like to quote Mr. Jeroen Noomens message up on CCC :
>"What is said in the Weiner/Stefan Meyer-Kahlen vs. Kästner case to the judges
>is an UTTER LIE. I find it disgusting to read that they use my phrases to turn
>this case into the wrong direction. Yes, Marcus called me. Yes, there was a
>decision to use a secret weapon. But I MADE THAT DECISION. Nobody else. I was
>responsible for the books in London, and the choice of opening in this game.
>Dear judges, you have been cheated."
>"Nobody to wonder, the opposite side this time only states "just" a supposed
>worthyness for this new event for $11,000.
>A caliber of a different kind surelly is the 2nd claim of these lawyers. Herein
>they state annother $22.000(!) and one really has the impression in advance,
>this must be something really terrible or relevant. We quote :
>"..also your client offered a rating list on the Internet within his newsticker,
>which shows a computer chess program, ranked on No 2, named Shredder X.There is
>no program like the named one actually existing. We have to urge you by wish of
>our client to provide furthermore presentations of rating lists, wherein a
>computerchess program of the named one is listed...."
>
>Now, ain't that an insult! $22.000 seem more than needed to claim for such an
>evil minded error. After we've been forced to prevent the name Shredder 5 beta
>and now don't seem to be "allowed" to use even a thing called Shredder X, all
>this is highly missleading for the customer. We've now decided to rename the
>program, as it is called correct, just plain and simple : Shredder. Obviously
>this seems to be less missleading, undoubtful and whatsoever more. Certainly
>these two sensefull, new claims create new lawyer costs, this time only
>$1,000. Ain't that truelly balanced ?
>We deeply congratulate Millennium 2000 to this newly invented "business
>strategy" and continue with the count : Legal case No 2 and 3.....
>
>for more informations visit regularely the following site:
>
>http://mitglied.tripod.de/ChessBits/index.html



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