Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 19:05:19 10/04/00
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On October 04, 2000 at 18:07:52, Frank Quisinsky wrote: >Hello, Hello Frank, Without wanting to take side or saying that next has happened, i think the basic issue from human viewpoint is next: if you get a beta version from a program S, it is NOT appreciated to use tests from this program S for a program T you SUDDENLY operate at a world championship. Especially considering you know a line where a program S plays horrible, it is not very fair to use this knowledge against a program S. This i tell without wanting to get involved into any juridical fight or courtcase, which for sure is gonna happen following the seriousness of accusations i saw. A lawyer who is checking out this email should also take into account that i don't claim to be responsible for THIS email if anything is said that can help either side, as i wrote this at 4 AM and i feel real sick now and i can't even remember what i did a minute ago, so the above lines can be nonsense too. But personally if i would have lost that game with Shredder, then Marcus would not be alive now. >I have no understanding that people which make a very good work for all computer >chess persons got an attack from a commercial firm. > >The question for me is know ... Can I write in my News Ticker or fora about >commercial products ? I asked for messages for the permission but if firms have >an interest to make negativ publicity I have no interest to added information >about this firms on my webpage. > >I think this is very clear know ! > >It is good to read the statement from Marcus but know I think it is better to >write other information per eMail ! > >I like the program Shredder and the fantastic work from Stefan Meyer Kahlen and >I like the work from Marcus. I think the other persons have the same opinion. I >mean I made also in the last years mistake and wrote not the best messages in my >News Ticker but it is clear that we all are not perfect. > >Frank
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