Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 07:13:15 05/06/03
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On May 06, 2003 at 07:41:23, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On May 06, 2003 at 04:23:36, Uri Blass wrote: > >>I wonder how many people read about the mud that CB threw on Ed Schröder. >> >>When people buy chessbase engines they do not get together with the program >>pages that explain to them why Rebel is a bad program. >> >>If their target was to throw mud on Ed they could do better job. >> >>Uri > >but what is the sense to throw mud on people when you later buy products from >them. the sense is to make their products sell bad, and later when those people >are down, to buy their product and make a good contract. then you >write GOOD things about those products and the programmer you attacked BEFORE >when those programmers did not work for YOU. > >So first you destroy the business of the opponent. >When his business is down, you buy him. I guess the worst thing CB did was to build a superior userinterface, where you can use some of the best engines. Such ugly despisefull acts should not go unpunished! Torstein PS: Take care so you never see this user interface is a lot worse than any verbal mudslinging and its adictive like heroin! > >then you build him up, as a marvellous talent and a great program. >and then you make money for YOUR company. > >Such a strategy you need when your own product is weak. >if you would have a good product , you would not allow a magazine >you control (Frederic is in charge of CSS) to make another product down. > >when people buy chess programs they think those chess engines are interesting >for them to buy. > >this interests comes from reading newsgroups, magazins and advertisments. > >if wrong information is presented in those newsgroups or magazins, >the people buy a product on the base of wrong facts. > >this is a betrayal. it comes not to the surface as long as you >can censor newsgroups and magazins.
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