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Subject: Re: ICGA and the webcasting of WCCC_2004

Author: Frank Phillips

Date: 03:47:25 07/08/04

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On July 07, 2004 at 21:26:33, Anthony Cozzie wrote:

>On July 07, 2004 at 19:50:24, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:
>
>>I have 2 simple suggestions:
>>
>>1) Automate the reporting of the results somewhat, and make sure someone
>>who has time is able to update the result webpages, add proper PGN and such.
>>
>>2) Add some kind of Java applet that shows the in-progress games
>>in a platform independent manner. This should be easy to do and possibly
>>software for it is already available as many human tournaments function in
>>this manner. (This is IMHO preferable over ICC/FICS because those do need
>>extra firewall openings whereas Java can work over WWW HTTP)
>>
>>Basically the organization of the tournament looks excellent, but the
>>reporting on the net could use some small improvement.
>>
>>I realize the people not being able to use playchess are a minority but
>>I feel such an event should try to cater to the computer chess enthousiasts
>>as much as possible since they quite obviously have the greatest interest in
>>it.
>>
>>And they're also the most vocal bunch ;-)
>>
>>--
>>GCP
>
>I would really like to see someone (not me ;) write an ICC relayer.
>
>Thomas over at the winboard forum has done something similar with VB and
>specialized client/server programs, but I think it would make more sense (and be
>more cross platform, plus we all already have ICS clients) to put it on ICC.
>Another possibility would be a mod to Xboard/Winboard, with similar purpose.  I
>do not think it would be that hard - a few weeks work possibly.
>
>anthony

As a quick fix for now, would it be possible to open a few guest accounts on
ICC/FICS and relay the darn games from the site - although I guess it is already
a bit late.



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