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Subject: Re: THE JUNIOR CASE !!

Author: Sune Larsson

Date: 14:57:10 02/05/00

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On February 05, 2000 at 14:52:54, pete wrote:

>On February 05, 2000 at 12:00:45, Ricardo Gibert wrote:
>
>>Ban left the cct tourney, because Hyatt was censoring him. Actually, he seems,
>>he left 3 minutes after Bob removed him his censor list. So junior will be
>>forfeited and the round re-paired. Everybody is pissed at Ban.
>
>Sorry to use the Caps Lock but something important hasn't been posted yet.
>
>Junior is still in the tournament is the new TD's SJLIM decision posted in
>channel 164 ; the re-pairing was done due to the fact that else crafty would
>have got a free win which seemed unfair to many . So only this round is a loss
>for forfeit which is perfectly normal . Several participants have posted that
>they would be happy to see Junior continuing to play and I should add that I
>agree here.
>
>End of official part .
>
>My personal opinion is that Mr Bans behaviour showed a complete lack of respect
>to the _other_ participants ( there are more participants than crafty and Junior
>)
>
>While for Mr Ban this is maybe "just another tourney " for some of the Amateur
>programmers this was maybe the "Event of the year " ( when it is about
>computerchess ) with much effort put in .

 Just read Bob's own words about the tournament, in another post.
 Quote: "It was just an 'event that happened'. It wasn´t a "highlight day"
 in my life." So, well, I don't know...

 Thanks




>
>And the junior case for example completely screwed the round , the preparation ,
>the fun for all of them . This event started and hopefully will continue in a
>very friendly and fair way . Can't you just fight your personal fights in
>private ?
>
>How about such a thing as sportsmanship ?
>
>I should again repeat this is nothing more than _my_ personal opinion .
>
>pete aka gambitmaster



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