Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 12:46:22 08/22/99
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On August 21, 1999 at 20:03:10, pete wrote: >>CSTal is not free. If it has a bug, it SHOULD be fixed. there is no bug ! it sometimes oversteps time-control. this is no bug. it is legal to do so. it is surprising but not a bug. > Chris has no problem >>taking the money from his customers, therefore, he should have no problem fixing >>ALL of the bugs. Nonsense ! > Defending his actions shows that you are a true friend, but it >>also shows a lack of concern on what is really important. More nonsense. it only shows that you don't know what is important. > As a true friend, you >>should also be concerned about Chris' reputation in our small community, even >>though Chris may not be concerned about it. Even more nonsense. Chris is not interested to get reputation in a group of programmers talking about statistics/results instead of chess-moves. >>Evidently, Chris has the freedom to ignore these types of things. But, that will >>not endear people to him or CSTal. I made a decision some time back to NOT >>purchase CSTal mainly on Chris' reputation. My choice. As it turns out, maybe >>that was not such a bad decision after all. >>KarinsDad :| You are free to do whatever you want. you talk about something you have never seen. this is a prejudice. it would be better you would talk about something you have at home and you have tested at least a few months. otherwise your evaluation is very limited and only hear-said. >Some people don't seem to realize that Chris Whittington and Thorsten Czub are >two different people and I don't think Chris ever would have said that losing on >time is a cool feature :=) he would have said . >I was an early buyer of CSTal2 ; I didn't understand a few things and there were >a few bugs still ; _everything_ was fixed , _everything_ was explained . The >support was simply great , fast and friendly . :-)) 2 people. to opinions. how good that anything out there is objective :-) >pete
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