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Subject: Re: What is the thinking game that gives programmers more money?

Author: Russell Reagan

Date: 12:33:33 06/08/02

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On June 08, 2002 at 15:31:07, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:

>On June 08, 2002 at 15:20:04, Russell Reagan wrote:
>
>>Since go is played on different sized boards,
>
>99% of all go games are played on a 19x19 board.
>
>Smaller boards are mostly used for teaching or demonstration
>purposes.

I'm aware of this, and as I stated in my previous post, the popularity of one
board size is irrelevant. The fact that it is POSSIBLE to play on other board
sizes means that the size of the board is not a part of the game of go.

Russell

• Re: What is the thinking game that gives programmers more money? Tord Romstad 00:28:33 06/10/02
• Re: What is the thinking game that gives programmers more money? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 12:35:48 06/08/02
  • Re: What is the thinking game that gives programmers more money? Russell Reagan 12:41:56 06/08/02
    • Re: What is the thinking game that gives programmers more money? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 12:48:42 06/08/02
      • Re: What is the thinking game that gives programmers more money? Russell Reagan 13:15:43 06/08/02

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