Author: Gabor Szots
Date: 05:27:38 03/03/05
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>>Taking the score sheet of Paderborn as example: Purely on points, Gandalf and >>Spike would have switched places and Nexus would have finished 2 places higher. >>I think the difference is too small for people to stop playing draws. > >Your conclusion is a non sequitur. All the programs in the tournament are >playing in accordance with normal scoring, so that you should expect little >difference. To support such a conclusion, you would have to show that programs >that are made aware of the scoring change would not fare significantly better >than those that are not. What you did instead is pure garbage. Was your last sentence necessary to make your argument convincing?
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