Author: pavel
Date: 18:56:16 09/29/00
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On September 29, 2000 at 17:58:52, Christophe Theron wrote: >On September 29, 2000 at 12:19:45, pavel wrote: > >>On September 29, 2000 at 11:41:21, Jorge wrote: >> >>>Incidently, where is Shredder5 beta results to date? I haven't seen a post about >>>Shredder5 since it won the computer tournament..just eager to find some info on >>>Shredder. >> >>I believe the shredder team (includes beta tester) likes to keep their testings >>secret. I think there is nothing wrong with that. >> >>for instance you wont expect enrique to give the results of chesstigerII testing >>to the shredder team and vise versa. > > > >Wrong. The results of Rebel-Tiger II beta are being posted daily on this message >board. Everybody can read them. There is even a game posted by a totally new and >experimental version (it is not even in beta test yet) that has just been posted >today. > >We have a rather "open" beta testing policy. I hope it will not backfire and >that the chess fans appreciate this. > > > Christophe I wasnt talking about a few interesting games... Would you like if any of your beta-tester give the results of every single games played by tiger-beta, and also its weakness and strength to your competitor? If thats the case, then there is no point of beta-testing. It certainly will backfire. If you check, you will see that all the games that are being posted are the games that are either wins for tiger-beta or they are interesting games. how many loosing bad games by tiger-beta were posted? Its really hard for me to believe that tiger hardly looses. :) The point is that the criticle information by the beta-testers are always secret. Some programs (shredder) goes a little farther.... its hardly give out any information... by the way, I really appreciate for the games that are being posted. Pavel > > > > >>By the way did you see any beta test games by fritz (5,6 or 7) too? >>LOL >> >>coincidence? no. >>but thats what you call beta-testing, >> >>esp. when you have hardcore competitors out there.. >> >>Pavel
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