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Subject: Re: Hmmmmmmm

Author: James Robertson

Date: 08:42:08 07/24/99

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On July 24, 1999 at 02:21:10, KarinsDad wrote:

>On July 24, 1999 at 01:39:18, James Robertson wrote:
>
>[snip]
>>>
>>>I disagree. Bruce showed good judgement. He weighed the worthlessness of the
>>>post and the chance of it creating controversy versus Fernando's desire to have
>>>it posted. Nobody is clairvoyant enough to figure out that Fernando would take
>>>it so hard. Quite frankly, I was shocked that he did. If one of my worthless
>>>posts would have been deleted, I would have said, "Oh well.".
>>
>>Remember that for Fernando it is not just one worthless post. It represents the
>>_kind_ of post he would like to post here, and he planned to post a lot more
>>than just one.
>>
>>James
>>
>
>Yet again James, your clarity of thought astounds me.
>
>I have been trying unsuccessfully to determine why this was such a big deal to
>Fernando and also why Fernando took the position of moderator in the first
>place. Thank you for illumnating these for me. I am such a dunce sometimes.
>
>I will be keeping a close eye on JRCP and it's games now. At the next WCCC, I
>expect it to be my main competition. Maybe you made a mistake here and alerted
>us all to how really smart you are (as if JRCP's quick results were not a good
>enough indicator already).
>
>KarinsDad :)

Stop! You're going to give me a fat head. I really try to make sensible posts,
but I still goof up! Attributing motives ("he planned to write more than just
one") is always a mistake, even if I can back this one up.... :(

And I do hope to see you at the next WCCC. Our programs seem so different; yours
is an excellent positional player aware of strange concepts such as square
control, while mine is all speed and no brains (yet).

Also, if we go to a WCCC, you will no longer be KarinsDad. :)

James



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