Author: Hermano Ecuadoriano
Date: 19:22:12 12/15/00
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On December 15, 2000 at 22:02:10, Mogens Larsen wrote: >On December 15, 2000 at 21:36:45, Michael Cummings wrote: > >>There is no accusation, there is an assumption that maybe something is wrong, >>but then again you can say this for anything. > >So everyone can say what they want to as long as there's an assumption that >maybe something could possibly be wrong. No, that's not how it works. "Something could possibly be wrong" with the Chessbase Winboard adapter. Delete THIS thread? I rest my case. > >>Its not just Rebel that has has problems with the SSDF, I can recall in the back >>of my mind, programs like Shredder also did. > >That is beside the point. > >>I will also state, like I have many times in the past that the list means little >>to me unless all top programs are tested. But then again it has been explained >>to me why this cannot be and I have accpeted that. > >I don't care about the list either, but that is also beside the point. > >>But what is the problem with what he said. The only thing that could come close >>to something being negative is the following >> >> >>"I may not have the proof of any wrong doing, or unfair testing, but >>I do think that their list could & should be more accurate than it is >>and I'll leave it at that." >> >>This is not slander, liable for nothing. > >You're quoting the wrong piece of the message. The important bit was: > >"Now I wonder does Mr. Schroder Know the first rule in dealing w/ the devil ??". > >That is equivalent to slander. Consistant with what Eriq casually mentioned in >another thread without proof: > >"Maybe the tester are just cheating the rebel team again. I mean >how often have weird result pop up in the past with the ssdf that >no one but them can reproduce !!!" > >Making accusations and admitting that there's no proof isn't acceptable >argumentation. The purpose was quite obvious, so your estimation isn't correct. > >Mogens.
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