Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 10:44:28 07/29/00
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On July 29, 2000 at 00:17:54, Paulo Soares wrote:
>On July 28, 2000 at 13:40:57, Enrique Irazoqui wrote:
>
>>On July 28, 2000 at 13:31:02, Pete R. wrote:
>>
>>>On July 28, 2000 at 13:08:38, Côme wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hello,
>>>>I will may be post a lot more new interesting positions for chessprograms but
>>>>please stop asking the pv!! If you don't see why the move is the best may be
>>>>you can search for yourself ?
>>>
>>>And if you're so strong that you can see it in two seconds, why not post it?
>>>The point is you are not telling us where these positions are from. Are they
>>>from GM games?
>>
>>Yes, all of them.
>>
>>> Which games?
>>
>>Games included in TWIC.
>>
>>> E.g. the Nolot test positions show which game the
>>>position is from. It's good to be able to verify the move without spending a
>>>lot of time trying to figure out if the move is really best. Test suite
>>>positions do contain mistakes. If you don't want to go to the extra effort to
>>>give more information, that's up to you of course. I would do it as a courtesy,
>>>but it's a personal choice.
>>
>>I disagree. I think it's already more than courtesy to find these positions and
>>post them here. And I personally have more fun trying to find the lines myself.
>>
>>Merci beaucoup, monsieur Côme. :)
>>
>>Enrique
>
>Following your reasoning I think that, at least for courtesy, players' names
>should be placed. I also have more fun trying to found the lines, but I think
>interesting that the pv is placed, because it's always impossible to found
>the correct line.
>
>Paulo Soares, from Brazil
I find this quite extraordinary. Someone finds interesting positions, shares
them with us in here and then he is critizided ("at least for courtesy") for
posting them his way and not yours.
I'm sorry, Paulo, but this spoiled-brat attitude is rather discorteous. Would
you prefer not to have these positions at all?
Enrique
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