Author: George Tsavdaris
Date: 04:09:24 02/12/06
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On February 11, 2006 at 20:06:41, Peter Skinner wrote: >On February 11, 2006 at 18:08:20, Thomas Logan wrote: > >>Seem to have a problem with the 64 bit link though >> >>Tom > >You do realize that you _paid_ to basically be a beta tester right? Others already said what i will say, but a repeat is always good: You pay for an engine and not being a beta tester! Of course if you want you can always send the games to Vasik for possible bugs or new discoveries....If you don't want to send anything then you simply don't send anything, with NO consequences! What you will say would be correct only if there was a rule saying that you will have to send feedback in order to get the next update. But of course there isn't such a rule, so what you say is clearly wrong....! I see many people doing many tests with Rybka and give their results back for evaluation, but i don't think you believe they are doing it because they have been deceived as they don't realise they are doing a beta testing for free. They just do it because they enjoy it.....! Also if someone finds a bug, he obviously will report it since it's logical that he doesn't want to have an engine with bugs and he wants the bug to be corrected. If he doesn't report it then how the bug will be corrected? Shortly i purchased Rybka and never gave any feedback and i'm not a beta tester of it! When i found a bug i just reported it and it has been fixed.... Your above irony is unfair in my opinion since it creates negative impressions and with no clear point.... > >I have a program that says "Hello CCC!! How are you doing?". It isn't much now, >but if you purchase it now for $1499.99, you will get all future beta releases >and the final version that I will be releasing on November 23, 2045. > >Available in 32, 64, 128, and 256 bit versions. > >Talk about leading people by the nose.... > >Peter
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