Computer Chess Club Archives


Search

Terms

Messages

Subject: Re: Why is Chessmaster so popular in CCC?

Author: Adrien Regimbald

Date: 12:52:17 07/05/00

Go up one level in this thread


Hi,

>If 2 posters discuss about a subject and see that nobody is interested except
>them they can decide to continue to discuss by email but it does not change the
>fact that there is no justification to delete their posts here if their posts
>are on topic even if nobody read them.


I'm not saying that the posts should be deleted.  I'm not saying that they are
off-topic.  I'm simply saying that if the posts on a particular topic are
consistently just among a few select people and no-one else seems to be
interested in them, that those people are filling up our screens for no good
reason, and should take some initiative and move the discussion to another forum
and/or e-mail.


There are a lot of things related to computer chess that I discuss with people
via e-mail rather than here, mostly because they are private discussions between
me and a few other people.  I could post them here, and they would be perfectly
on topic, but do you think it would be appropriate?  I don't think so.  If
everyone carried out all of their private computer chess discussions on the CCC
instead of via e-mail, the CCC would get so inundated with messages, that nobody
would be able to read the CCC anymore, and the CCC would most likely be unable
to cope with the volume.  Since everybody else uses some discression in this
matter, why can't the CM personality posters do the same and set up an e-mail
list of interested parties, and take the conversation there?


Regards,
Adrien.



This page took 0.01 seconds to execute

Last modified: Thu, 15 Apr 21 08:11:13 -0700

Current Computer Chess Club Forums at Talkchess. This site by Sean Mintz.