Author: Uri Blass
Date: 22:20:42 08/28/00
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On August 28, 2000 at 20:47:58, Mogens Larsen wrote: >On August 28, 2000 at 18:32:11, Uri Blass wrote: > >>It can make a difference because maybe Junior6 and Fritz6 do not work correctly >>on your system. >> >>If you do not post pgn we cannot see where is the problem. >> >>This is my last post in this topic unless you post relevant information >> >>Uri > >You're being very rude. Evidence aren't exactly something you're known for >yourself when it comes to your own impressions. People are allowed to share >views on a common experience without being told they're unreliable. A simple and >friendly question like: "Would you mind posting the pgn and the computer >specs?", should suffice. > >Do you have Fritz 6 and Junior 6, so that you can check the pgn for >shenanighan's? > >Mogens. I have not Junior6 and Fritz6 but other people have and they can check the games. The problem is that the result seems illogical based on all the previous results of Junior6 and Junior5 that I know. It seems that there is something wrong in the results and it is a bad idea to post results like this without data of games(The result of Junior5 against Junior6 proves with more than 99% security that Junior5 is better than Junior6 when normal result show that Junior6 is better than Junior5 except maybe very fast games when Junior6a lose often on time but these very fast games are not relevant here because the poster posted time control of 1 hour/game and not 1 minute/game). I do not say that the posters are liars but I am sure that the first thought of many people when they read posts that Junior5 is clearly better than Junior6 without data about the games is that the posters are liars. This is the reason that it is a bad idea to post information like this without data. If people post the games with evaluations of the programs other people can check if there is a problem(If Junior6 is slowed down by a significant factor or if Junior6 does not play in the default setting). Uri
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