Author: Chessfun
Date: 17:01:39 04/24/01
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On April 24, 2001 at 19:29:58, Frank Quisinsky wrote: >On April 24, 2001 at 18:11:35, Eran wrote: > >> >>I understand why the Shredder program will not participate in the Kramnik vs >>Computer match, but Stefan Meyer-Kahlen should not give up the Kramnik vs >>Shredder match. Maybe he, Kramnik, and some other helpers can organize the match >>on their own elsewhere in the future. Remember that nothing is impossible by the >>reality, and there is always a solution to every problem such as financial >>support, etc. Therefore, I hope they will consider it soon. Since Shredder >>program may be the best one, the match between Kramnik and the Shredder program, >>as both are solid players, would be very interesting and challenging. The >>Kramnik vs Computer match without Shredder program participation is unfair, and >>how the BGN has done immorally to Stefan Meyer-Kahlen is no excuse! >> >>Eran > >Hi Eran, > >Please wait a little bit :-) >Visit today the Millennium webpage ! > >Best >Frank I see nothing there that answers his question? Eran wrote he understands why Shredder isn't playing. Stefan writes; "I see no reasons to have another computer chess world championship and another computer chess world champion besides the ICCA tournaments and the ICCA champion so I will not play there." Don't this new statement contradict his earlier post; http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?165291 "I have received from the ICCA President David Levy a copy of an open letter concerning the Kramnik match. I agree with all the points of his proposal and I agree to participate in a qualifying match for the right to play Kramnik according to the terms of the ICCA." Sarah.
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