Author: Mark Schreiber
Date: 02:06:42 08/22/00
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It’s even worse. They don't have to type in the pgn files. Its already been done. Rule number 6 states on page http://www.dcs.qmw.ac.uk/~olympiad/chess.htm 6. At the end of each game, the participants are required to hand the Tournament Director a game listing (in PGN format) on floppy disk, as well as the paper score sheet. We should also know that the person who is running the MSO Mind Sports Olympiad, David N.L. Levy, is also the President of the ICCA International Computer Chess Association. So there can be no finger pointing, it’s their fault. On August 22, 2000 at 02:54:29, Martin Hasse wrote: >On August 22, 2000 at 02:18:51, Peter Kappler wrote: > > >>This is turning out to be a huge disappointment. > >it IS disapointing. and it was very much the same in Paris. > > >>It's bad enough that we can't see the games live, but now it seems we aren't >>even getting PGN after each round. > >although they collect the pgn's after each round. or even during. >but they have nobody to type in the games into a lap-top with modem. > >it's unbelievable. Has the organsiation of computerchess any interest >to inform their members about their championship ? > >why can the ICCA-board not type in the games on a laptop ? >is this to complicate ????? > >i see only ONE reason: they have no interest. >they do not work for their members. they work for themselves >doing something else (relaxing, enjoying, sight-seeing, sleeping...) > > >>To anybody who is attending the event - anything you can do to improve the >>communication would be greatly appreciated. Smoke signals, morse code, >>whatever... >> >>--Peter > >the main questions remains: has the icca-board ANY interest in computerchess >or presenting the data to us ?
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