Author: Christopher R. Dorr
Date: 05:51:36 10/31/00
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What exactly are you objecting to? I see no 'flagrant commercial advertising' of *anything*; not of a program, not of ICD. This is a very legitimate discussion, with Christmas coming up. Of *course* people are going to talk price. What do you expect? How on earth is anything said in this thread an 'unfair advantage for ICD'? Yes, it would be natural to go to ICD (as they sponsor this service which is a great aid to computer chess enthusiasts, and they offer great service and prices), but it would also be as natural to go to ChessBase USA or to rebel.nl. I see no advertising here at all; I see nothing of the sort. I'm sorry, but to me your complaint is way off base. Chris On October 31, 2000 at 06:26:36, Derek Bingley wrote: >On October 30, 2000 at 16:58:47, Daniel Chancey wrote: > >>What to buy? I'll probably have 4 or 5 choices. Chessmaster 8000, Shredder >>5, Fritz 7, Rebel Century 3, or other. >> >>Chessmaster 8000 might be more like a learning program. It stil has a small >>book and secondary time controls still not available. Shredder 5 is the world >>computer champion. Hope to learn more about this. Rebel Century 3 is a strong >>positional computer. Fritz 7 is a fighting one I believe. Way too early to >>decide. >> >>As for my book, I'll plan to put in 1 last update before the year is over. >>Also (to Chessmaster fans) I'll try to put in a few G/60 matches. >> >>Castle2000 > >pre sign-in look at Charter which say no flagrant commercial. imo this is not >flagrant commercial for a product but is for the site here. There are many >places to buy soft but natural from this place is go ICD Your Move Chess and >Games. Gives unfair advantage. Posts tell price and make buying for christmas >noises. imo better is fair policy to all commercial site. or else talk chess and >computer and not price and what I buy for christmas. > >Derek Bingley (2100 Rating)
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