Author: José Carlos
Date: 08:56:51 09/22/99
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On September 22, 1999 at 06:48:33, Jari Huikari wrote: >I have seen an old book, whose tittle was something like: >"Chess skill in man and machine." > > >MY GREAT(?!) SUGGEST: > >Guys, how about writing one? I know, it'ld be big job for one individual, >but we have here several professionals, and it could be written with >"parallel method". We could together first make up a list of contents >(both you experts and us amateurs) and then each expert could write >only some chapters, which they find the most interesting. > >Furthermore: it doesn't necessarily have to be printed, but put to some >www-site. And it could be long time job. First only the index plus some >chapters, and new text could be easily added, when someone writes something >new to it. > >And later it could be thought whether it could be printed to a book too. >I certainly would buy one! > > Think about it. > Jari Interesting, but difficult. One person would have to do a lot of work, supervising, compiling all the other one's work, and correcting errors. Think that most of us would make many mistakes cause we are not really experts. So, the most expert (a few ones) would have to correct too many things. José C.
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