Author: Michael Cummings
Date: 15:45:13 12/06/00
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On December 06, 2000 at 11:39:07, Ed Schröder wrote: >On December 06, 2000 at 08:10:00, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>Ed, you are too well known here and elsewhere to be damaged by any contorsion of >>the ant kind of fight between Millenium and Marcus. Even if it is truth that you >>accepted to play some line because Marcus adviced to do so, I do not see in that >>eventual fact nothing wrong or nasty, nothing that any player or computer chess >>programmer cannot do or should not do. To prepare for a fight is part of the >>fight IMHO. Why you should play an opennig knowing in advance it is hurting? >>Else: Do not let you be absorbed by these preposterous fights and storms in a >>glass of water. To me is incredible that somebody, company or real person, sue >>someone else for this. Let sueing activity for real important things. It is a >>petty, mediocre thing to do, a waste of time and money, a pain in the ass, a >>real shit. Do not do it. >>With afection >>Fernando > >Thanks for your wise comments Fernando. One thing to add, this whole >episode might look silly and maybe I better should have shut up but then >being a journalist yourself you as know how it goes. That is, something is >going on -> news -> write about it. That's the journalist job, write news. > >I just want to avoid this whole thing being wrongly spelled out in all kind >of magazines later because it *will* show up. Then better give the right >information now it still can. > >Ed Write a letter on your web page saying what you want to about the situation and leave it at that. Reading Further into this, its a fight that should be between other parties and you have been caught in the middle just a bit. I think you should just state your position on your web site and leave it at that. Cause if it goes any further its a matter of choosing sides, which allot of people here would not really want to do, since I think we all like the guys involved.
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