Author: James B. Shearer
Date: 22:31:46 03/16/99
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On March 16, 1999 at 23:02:10, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>On March 16, 1999 at 21:01:10, Mark Young wrote:
>
>>On March 16, 1999 at 20:27:19, James B. Shearer wrote:
>>
>>>On March 16, 1999 at 18:42:47, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>>>
>>>>I have the opinion that _no_ computers should be allowed, except for the
>>>>author or a team member. It serves no useful purpose. And it tends to cause
>>>>some discussions and problems that could be done without. We want to remain
>>>>a 'small' group, not a "bigger problem".
>>>
>>> If you don't want people running crafty clones on the servers why do you
>>>make it so easy?
>>> Anyway it does serve a purpose by providing a pool of strong opponents.
>>> James B. Shearer
>>
>>Bob does not believe what he is saying, he just wants to counter my posting
>>because he has a personal problem with me. Even if it makes him look foolish and
>>counterdictive.
>
>Just goes to show how far you let personal things distract you. Why don't you
>first ask here, before popping off? You will find that I have discussed this
>'crafty glut' several times. I don't like it because 3 years ago Crafty was
>playing IM/GM players 24hours per day, 7 days a week. Now, with so many Crafty
>clones on ICC, this doesn't happen and it isn't uncommon to see Crafty "sit"
>for 8 hours while other 'clones' are playing those same players.
>
>Now try again, with your personal remarks. Because the one above was wrong.
>Verifiably wrong, if you'd only ask around here, or on r.g.c.c
>
>But asking seems to cause you problems sometimes? Because you don't always
>get the answer you want? And maybe I'm not the only one that has any sort of
>'problem' with you. chess4u seems to fit. ICC seems to fit. There's a 'trend'
>there.
I'm asking here and you haven't answered my question. If you don't want
people running crafty clones on the servers why do you make it so easy?
James B. Shearer
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