Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 22:05:28 05/02/01
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On May 02, 2001 at 21:58:41, Chessfun wrote: >No. It is acceptable to have an opinion but still appreciate someone elses. >That isn't hypocritical. Sure, but you complemented their efforts and not their opinions. It could also be irony, but it doesn't seem to be the case. >No the thank you's were with rudimentary reflection. >As stated I see no issue with someone having a different opinion >to mine. The rudimentary reflections were not expressed in words, only ordinary gratitude. That's okay of course, but if everyone thank everyone else for typing a word, the cheerleading syndrom, would quickly make sensible debate impossible. Try e-mail instead. >No, as in my opinion Enrique went to alot of trouble hosting the match. >Nothing to do with either BGN or Chessbase. That sounds reasonable even though I imagine that BGN paid for the hotel room and the extra PC. But running an autoplay match can be difficult, or so I've heard. >However as I originally wrote; >"Without wishing to get into any of the disputes regarding program >selection and specifications etc." which you took to mean therefore >I agreed and now you actually see I didn't. I didn't make any such assumption, but now you've stated that your opinions differ from the ones expressed by Enrique. The exact difference of opinion is unknown though. >I'll end my participation >on this subject as all I originally wanted was to express my thanks, >which has now been done. Same here. Remember to thank the ones who's opinion you share ;-). Mogens.
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