Author: Martin Schubert
Date: 02:08:10 06/18/01
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On June 17, 2001 at 21:51:01, Brian Kostick wrote: >On June 17, 2001 at 11:59:17, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: > >>On June 17, 2001 at 11:11:50, Marcus Kaestner wrote: >> >>>1. i did explain who is on the top >> >>Sorry, I missed that line in your post >>(Shredder 5 settings). The list makes it >>sound as if it's a new program. In fact, >>it doesn't have a single reference to what it is, >>if I understood the german correctly. >> >>>3. í did not say you HAVE to buy the cd >>>4. i only gave information. >> >>Yes, but it is a very nice coincidence that the >>'special settings' which are available on your >>CD happen to top your own rating list. >> >>One always has to be very carefull with information >>coming from the people who are trying to sell stuff. >>Thats a general rule. And I wanted to point this out. >> >>-- >>GCP > >Gian-Carlo, > > It is interesting also the statistics that follow the list. 'Challenger' >(for one) has very select opposition. Many of the 'Other lists' top contenders >have not played against it. It has been discussed before how to 'curve' any >given ratings list, we both know this is nothing new. I feel the reference ELO >is inflated, this also gives the top numbers a BIG feel to them. > IMO the reference ELO is unimportant. The differences between the programs is interesting which is independent from the reference ELO. There are so many discussion going on about the topic how good programs are. And there's no good answer. So what's the best reference ELO? Who cares? Martin > I see those who might lose $$ from bad comments are verbally lashing out. >Indeed, I feel it is poor business practice. I would no longer consider their >product from what was written in this thread. Regards, BK
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