Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 06:50:30 11/30/03
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On November 30, 2003 at 07:05:36, Gerd Isenberg wrote: >What a WCCC. I guess all participants and TDs are a few years older by now and >need some vacations ;-) > >Anyway, big compliments and congrats to Stefan Meyer-Kahlen and his great >program Shredder. Also congrats to the very unlucky Frans Morsch and his Fritz. >Both programs really played great chess! > >About the 3-fold repetition issue - after Gian-Carlo's statement here, that >Jonny didn't know about 3-fold repetition at all, but only the fritz-gui, >i'll think the decision made by the TD was finally correct. > >Regards, >Gerd Truly, ALL of the World's computer chess programmers, from the very first one to the very last chess programmer, should be congratulated. In fact, the community of chess programmers should be congratulated. They have, collectively and individually, produced a remarkable product! I, personally, have greatly benefitted from the efforts of all of them. I sit here in front of my computer almost every day and "have fun" playing with my chess software. That would not be possible without all of their efforts. My congratulations, therefore, go to ALL computer chess programmers. Bob D.
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