Author: Djordje Vidanovic
Date: 04:44:11 03/24/01
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On March 24, 2001 at 01:07:20, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On March 23, 2001 at 18:29:00, Rafael Vasquez wrote: > >> >>>exactly. chess base is burned out. >>>they have found no method to fight against their opponents. >>>in the moment it is AGAINST chessbase, people in the opponent companies are >>>that highly motivated, that chessbase on the other hand has no chance at all. >>>if it is against chessbase, it is against the borg. >>>and NOBODY wants to see the borg win. >> >>That's subjetive because Fritz 6 And Deep Fritz are programs with chance. Are >>top programs even if you don't like them. Even if you scream or you hit yourself >>with fury they will continue improving and competing. You are just >>anti-chessbase and that's all. No matter what they do, you don't like it and >>that's all. >> >>And yes... you have the right to not like chessbase and to TRY to convince >>everyone that it's an extremely evil company (and they're not). >> >>Rafael >>>( > >when you don't live in germany, >don't read german computerchess magazines, don't know about >the law suites behind the scene and the blackmails in the scene, >don't know the people in person, >and don't have a secret source directly in chessbase headquarters, >how do you want to know about chessbase's methods ? > >i am not against chessbase. if they would have different methods, >i would not critisize them. > >its not about evil or hatred. it's about fair competition. >take microsoft e.g. >is bill gates evil ? >but why can't he be fair ? >would you like to play a game of chess when it would be unfair rules >or if the setting would be unfair, e.g. the opponent gets one knight more than >you ? Now Thorsten. Are you saying that you have a secret source of information in the CB HQ? Wow. That is most interesting. What is their next move then? Could you at least hint at what they are going to do next? *** Djordje
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