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Subject: Re: Manners and Etiquette in Chess (the Tieviekov incident)

Author: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen

Date: 05:43:15 05/16/00

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On May 16, 2000 at 07:37:00, Hans Gerber wrote:

>That is a fine article! Bravo!
>
>Two little corrections. Tiviakov didn't lose! So how could he be a poor loser?
>Second. Not the computers insult the chessplayers but the operators, or in the
>case of the DB vs Kasparov event, the DB team insulted Kasparov.
>
>And how can you expect that people in computerchess know something about manners
>and etiquette if such big ones like Hsu Feng, B. Moreland or R. Hyatt give such
>bad examples. Even the father of the actual worldchampion SHREDDER wrote about
>Tiviakov as a joke; R. Hyatt calls Kasparov a jerk here in CCC almost daily. All
>these people are good experts but they don't come out of the chess scenery. They
>don't know how chess is played among GMs.
>
>Behind all this there is a hidden source. If you become familiar with the stars
>in a special field you are in danger of confusing the triviality of average
>behavior and the gigantic performance of heros. Because you can't understand
>that you can't devellop respect, you might misunderstand the ranking lists or
>the money, misunderstanding that all chessmasters have enormous talents way
>above average people.
>
>But what do I tell you? Have you an idea how we could explain style and all that
>to computerchess people, to people who are mainly interested in numbers and
>technical details?  :)

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Stefan




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