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Subject: Re: Crafty 17-10 v Fritz 6a 60 min Nunn 1

Author: Chessfun

Date: 15:01:04 04/25/00

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On April 25, 2000 at 16:38:32, Mogens Larsen wrote:

>On April 25, 2000 at 14:18:49, Chessfun wrote:
>
>>But Mogens it depends on the tone of your question as to which
>>personality replies. If you look carefully at what happened Sunday
>>I am sure you will see what I mean. :-)
>>Thanks.
>
>Hmmm... Should have let sleeping dogs lie. I think ironic remarks will be my
>downfall in the end. Since you disapprove of my behaviour this Sunday, I'll try
>to wipe the slate clean if I can. I admit that my remarks - albeit true - was
>presented in an overly sarcastic tone, which isn't appreciated by all.

You presented them that way on purpose if you were really honest with
yourself you know that is true.

>A
>scandinavian trademark I think. This was caused by the refusal on your part to
>address the critical remarks raised against your test and _not_ to antagonize
>anyone.


To be honest I don't believe that's the case, I will always address
to the best of my ability anyones questions. I think it was simply
posted that way to see if you got a reaction, as you then later posted
other comments in different threads refering to me.


>In spite of my very unfortunate remarks, your reply nevertheless
>escalated the affair unnecessarily in my humble opinion.


This is somewhat true.....I could have simply ignored the remarks
as I later did in the non related threads. The one about strongest winboard
engines there was one in there I believe.


>Since I don't believe
>in grudges and since the apology deficit is in your favour so to speak, I'll
>consider it a bridge under troubled waters.


I also apologize for my part, it is true I may have overeacted
but also from my point of view I knew you were intentionally doing it.

Thanks.


>Best wishes...
>Mogens



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