Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 10:42:07 04/07/01
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On April 07, 2001 at 13:19:47, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On April 07, 2001 at 12:40:35, Ulrich Tuerke wrote: > >>>or try out >>>the censorship forum of css, that is >>> >>>http://www.computerschach.de/forum/ >>> >>>in charge for computerschach forum is steinwender/friedel. >>> >>>thank you > > >>Besides these more or less unmotivated deletions, this forum also ceases to be >>useful because of the large number of anonymous posters. Names of posters are >>often faked. >>It's a pity. > >>Uli > >But why don't they stop the anons to post ? And why don't they use >password access and neutral moderation, like it is done in this forum. >i don't see how the interest of the people involved >would ever lead to a forum where people do not get censorshipped >or attacked by anons. > >if i would own chessbase, the first thing i would make sure is that >the one and only paper-magazin and chess-forum is NOT a platform of my own >interests. > >it cannot be in the interests of chessbase to avoke the impression that they >influence and censor a forum, a magazine and do whatever they want. >It should be the intention of matthias wuellenweber to make sure his products >get bought because they are good, not because he influences and manipulates the >market with a faked forum and a magazine that is mainly advertisment and >desinformation, written by people who get paid to write good reviews about >chessbase products. i don't understand matthias. > >he damages his own reputation by computerschach + spiele and this forum >behaving like a dictatorship in germany. > >in my opinion a lot of good work of chessbase gets ruined this way. > >fair market, fair competition. > >like in a chess game, or at a computerchess event. we all behave fair >towards each other. if you have a problem, i do help you, and vice versa. >that the community. i would like to see the future community beeing fair. >thats what lasker wanted. and what is my ideal too. Don't be too hard on them - at least their support works. Sometimes you'll get an answer. Might be harder if you live somewhere in Australia though... Sune
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