Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 16:20:25 03/06/01
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On March 06, 2001 at 18:37:15, Robert Hyatt wrote: >Run an event any way you want. That is what this seems to be about. But I >don't see anything wrong with Thorsten's approach of letting people fix bugs >as they are detected. Will it _really_ corrupt the final results? Did >introducing changes after each round of the WMCCC event prevent shredder >from winning? Did shredder get changed? Does it matter? No, it doesn't really matter. There's nothing wrong with attempting to create your own Paderborn at home. Especially if the various authors are as coorporative as they seem to be. An excellent supplement to the usual tournaments or testmatches, neither better or worse. The problem as I see it for those that object to the tournament format, is the person responsible for running it. That IMO is the largest obstacle for the credibility of the result, whether deserved or not. Mogens.
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