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Subject: Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted ..

Author: Bruce Moreland

Date: 18:01:41 04/04/00

On April 04, 2000 at 18:57:59, KarinsDad wrote:

>PS. However, if a computer announces mate in 573, it should have to prove it and
>should have to play unless it's opponent resigns. The TB code or the TBs could
>have a bug, so it's only mate if it is mate. IMO.

Why should it get the opportunity to prove it, if it takes 14 hours to do it,
requires an exception to FIDE rules to do it, and requires that I modify *my*
program so that it will allow the game to continue after it is over according to
FIDE rules?

bruce

Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 18:17:53 04/04/00
- Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Tom Kerrigan 20:09:43 04/05/00
- Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Bruce Moreland 19:35:51 04/04/00
  - Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 22:15:33 04/04/00
    - Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Bruce Moreland 15:28:14 04/05/00
      - Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 23:01:18 04/05/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Bruce Moreland 01:01:59 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 14:48:47 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Robert Hyatt 19:09:29 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. blass uri 20:53:40 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Robert Hyatt 21:11:14 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Tom Kerrigan 16:16:52 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 16:27:26 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Tom Kerrigan 19:44:39 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Jeremiah Penery 22:29:39 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Tom Kerrigan 01:23:04 04/07/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Jeremiah Penery 05:05:56 04/07/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Bruce Moreland 19:34:45 04/07/00
    - Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Peter Kappler 00:55:21 04/05/00
      - Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 07:01:53 04/05/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. blass uri 08:47:43 04/05/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 11:39:31 04/05/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. blass uri 12:30:55 04/05/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. KarinsDad 14:51:20 04/05/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverte José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba 09:54:14 04/06/00
        
        Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. blass uri 15:25:23 04/05/00
    - Re: Solution is to revise the rules! FIDE did it before, then it reverted .. Jeremiah Penery 23:05:52 04/04/00

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