Author: Bertil Eklund
Date: 04:24:06 05/16/00
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On May 16, 2000 at 04:41:28, Francesco Di Tolla wrote: >In the interview published by KasparovChess site, Yasser Seirawan quotes SSDF as >a good example of hjow poeple should beahve to build good ranking lists: > >"I’m very impressed, for example, by the efforts made by this Swedish Computer >Chess Federation, which, despite enormous commercial pressures, from all of the >chess computer entities, they do the ratings for the commercial programs and say >“I’m sorry, we’re not going to give you any advantages over anybody else. We are >completely independent, and these are the best chess computer programs in the >world, believe it or not.” I just can’t imagine how gross it would be if FIDE >said, “Why is the SCCF doing that? We should be doing it.” Just stop and think >about that." > >I would like to underline "...despite enormous commercial pressures...", and say >that I'm not sure that everybody would agree about the fact that thay "...are >not going to give you any advantages...", still interesting point of view. > >regards >Franz Hi! What "advantages"? Give some examples. Bertil
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