Author: Thomas Lagershausen
Date: 01:10:33 04/29/01
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On April 29, 2001 at 03:22:08, Mark Schreiber wrote: >Why is there no poll on the Kramnik qualifying match between Fritz and Junior? >A good poll question would be - >Are the conditions for Kramnik qualifier tournament fair? >The conditions are >1) Kramnik gets the program months before the match. >2) Only 2 computers competing. >3) Programmers are not the operators. >Possible answers are Yes or no? >Does anybody think this fair? Because it is to easy to answer this questions. You can three times answer with no. It is enough for Kramnik when he buy the latest comercial version by a seller. When he prepares for a human, he only can see the "old player" by seeing his games and not the man he is playing in the match. The competion of 2 programs is a joke. In human chess the qualifying was always with eight players in there good times before the new fide-"president" change the rules. Programmers are not the operators are like steeling a mother the child. Is the program realy in the best hands by this conditions? No
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