Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 00:51:38 03/19/98
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>Posted by Mark Young on March 18, 1998 at 18:56:59: >If you want to shoot yourself in the foot thats fine. I like most people >who buy chess programs still play the dame things. Your customers want >book and position learners. Not because it gets you a high rating on >SSDF but because it stops repeat losses when we play it. What fun is a >program if I can play the same winning line over and over again. >Anything that you programmers do to make your programs play more human >like we love. Its to late to turn back the clock. >If your going to take a step back you should just fold up shop now and >post your new programs for free on the web. Confusion Mark. Learning in Rebel will be further improved. For the HUMAN-COMP part and for the COMP-COMP part also! Customers do get what they want! That's the first rule. I only don't want newest Rebel versions to enter the SSDF list anymore for reasons I have explained in detail. Difficult details, I know! - Ed - > Mark Young.
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