Author: Peter Kappler
Date: 17:04:40 09/05/00
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On September 05, 2000 at 19:20:33, Peter McKenzie wrote: >On September 05, 2000 at 18:24:43, Jason Williamson wrote: > >>On September 05, 2000 at 03:07:09, Will Singleton wrote: >> >>>Ok, we have some votes for the weekend of Oct 21-22, and Nov 4-5. I'm leaning >>>toward Nov 4-5, all things considered. Would be good to hear from some of the >>>others, Jakob, Homan, Hof, Dados, Hamstra, Kerrigan, Robertson, Shane, McKnight, >>>Empey, Inmann, etc. >>> >>>Again, time-control is 30 10, eight round swiss. >>> >>>program author date >>> >>>Yace Dieter Buerssner not Nov 4 >>>Crafty Bob Hyatt 8/14-28 ng >>>Averno Jose Carlos no pref >>>Diep Vincent Diepeveen not Oct 21 >>>Shrike Dan Newman Nov 4-5 >>>PostModernist Andrew Williams Oct 21 >>>Tinker Brian Richardson no pref >>>Mint Christian Söderström no pref >>>LambChop Peter McKenzie Nov 4-5 >>>Arasan Jon Dart no pref >>>Amateur Will Singleton no pref >>>Grok Peter Kappler Nov 4-5 >>> >>>Sept 23-24 too soon >>>Sept 30-Oct 1 Rosh Hashanah >>>Oct 7-8 Yom Kippur >>>Oct 14-15 one conflict (crafty) >>>Oct 21-22 Dutch Tournament >>>Oct 28-29 one conflict (crafty) >>>Nov 4-5 one conflict (yace) >> >>What about the weekend AFTER the 4-5. Nov 11-12. If its the 4-5, then there is >>no way I will be able to run Yace that weekend. For me, I don't have any other >>bookings until Decemeber. > >If we keep delaying just because one person can't make it, it'll never happen. > >Btw, does Yace stand for 'Yet Another Crafty Engine' ? > Heh. You might need to don your asbestos suit, Peter. ;) Will Singleton asked the same thing a few weeks ago, and he got flamed for it. I think YACE stands for 'Yet Another Chess Engine'. Regarding schedule conflicts, I agree with you. We should try to be accomodating, but we will never find a weekend that is perfect for 25 different people. I also think we should give preference to authors over operators in these cases. --Peter
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