Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 04:32:09 06/29/00
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On June 29, 2000 at 06:46:07, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >We should stop this forum immediately. There's no need for asking questions that >comes to your mind when busy chess programming or using chess programs. >The answers can be found on the Internet anywhere, as all answers are multiple >available there. >Point your search engine to the question and you'll find the answers, or maybe >go directly to rec.games.chess.computer or somewhere else out there in the wild. I agree. Every single piece of information about everything you ever wanted to know about, can be found somewhere on the net. Why not use some time finding it yourself instead of asking someone? It's less productive but you learn as you go along and the benefits are much greater. >section 1 - chess programs tourmanents - results and elo calculations after I >checked my computer in the morning after a good night's sleep; Invaluable information, but just about anyone can do it. Not enough experimentation to warrent a lot of attention, unless you own a copy of Chessmaster that is. >section 2 - Deep Blue and Cray Blitz, cheating, overheating: up to the 250th on >topic discussion about it ; Useless game in the first place and the controversy is just as useless. Useless+useless=2*useless. >I volunteer to take care of the rest of the messages not to be accepted here, if >necessary. If you want to discuss other non-computer chess related topics you >are welcome on a new board to be set up by me. > >I suggest some strange off topic categories like: >- program languages and chess programs - books, recsources, tips, trics; >- alternatives to windows: how to use chessprograms under Linux, Unix and other >OS's I don't have; > >to name only two off topic suggestions, of course. I'm open to suggestions. >Unlimited posting to open threads. If I get cut lose, there's no one to stop me. I think this sounds like an excellent idea. If you need any help just say the word, otherwise feel free to use http://f22.parsimony.net/forum44091/ There's no moderation whatsoever. Best wishes... Mogens
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