Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 14:34:56 10/14/97
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On October 14, 1997 at 12:36:51, Bruce Moreland wrote:
>On October 14, 1997 at 06:59:03, Chris Whittington wrote:
>
>>I think he was 'just testing'. The negativity was a carry over from
>>previous threads on rgcc. He knows better now (I hope).
>
>I think it is possible that he didn't see and/or understand the phrase
>"flagrant commercial exhortation", assumed instead that no ads are
>allowed, and poked you for doing an ad.
>
>It was his mistake, apparently. No need to bring in all this other
>stuff when that is a perfectly fine explanation.
>
>Your responses have been way more personal than what he said.
Yes. Thanks.
You all know i don't know formal English, i can read formal
Dutch a little. Don't use too expensive words, which after all appears
to be very very vague, if 80% of the chessprogrammers are not from
England nor from USA.
And i think i was very clearly that i thought it was an ad.
I still don't understand the contents of this list, except for that
it eats up my phone bill, so you won't see me too much, and
in rgcc also not. I see the same things over here like in RGCC,
just these new positions to solve in are interesting.
a) i don't know who moderates over here. Also didn't get answer on
this,
although i asked for it (not in this msg). So of course there was a
kind
of: tell me whether this is allowed, and it appears that you may
make
commercial for your program. I thought you wanted to get more out
of this new setup?
The only reaction i received was that i shouldn't blame people from
Bob.
b) don't know anything about when this stuff started, nor when this
list started.
c) and just to point something out: if Chris may make an
ad, then i may make to i guess?
If Chris may make an ad. If i may make an add, why not following
induction may any company make an ad over here?
Go think about that anonymous moderators.
>bruce
Vincent.
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