Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 10:06:12 08/20/99
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On August 20, 1999 at 07:30:57, Andrew Williams wrote: >On August 20, 1999 at 06:06:35, Ron Norris wrote: > >>If the governing body(FIDO) of all animals of the world wished to establish >>which animal was the fiercest fighter, then invited all animals to compete, >>hoping to prove to the world that only their organisation could produce such >>a great and majestic display of competition and bravery. But what if the >>lion declined, and the tiger declined, and the bear declined, and the rhino >>declined, but only the chihuahuas showed up. Naturally, a chihuahua won. >> >>The very proud organisation of FIDO would proclaim their champion chihuahua >>as the only true champion. Of course, it was assumed that the tiger, the >>lion, the bear and the rhino must have been afraid of competition from the >>fierce chihuahuas. So, as FIDO struts their newly crowned chihuahua around >>the globe, exalting his accomplishments, praising his bravery, and wanting >>all the world to acknowledge the champions skills, the world is split over >>the acceptance or denial of the newly crowned monarch of FIDO. > >I wonder what this has to do with computer chess? > >Andrew Nothing, but hopefully it will go away of its own accord. Is this getting out of control or is there little enough of this that it's not a big deal? bruce
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