Author: Amir Ban
Date: 09:00:52 04/27/98
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On April 27, 1998 at 11:26:53, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Posted by Didzis Cirulis on April 27, 1998 at 09:10:58: > >>>Like to add that Enrique tested a special Rebel version that records all >>>keyboard input into a LOGFILE. This to check if AUTO232 and its use is >>>still clean and free from any cheats. > >>>Besides a few strange unknown SPACE+ENTER keystrokes which sometimes >>>disturbs the Rebel permanent brain nothing special was found. Multiple >>>programs were tested. Conclusion sofar: AUTO232 is clean including the >>>not standard and secret Fritz5 autoplayer. > >>>- Ed - > >>If Fritz autoplayer is clean, does it increases the possibility of >>future Rebel coming into SSDF again? I hope so! > >I don't think so. Rebel and auto232 has always been PUBLIC. Hidden >autoplayers have an advantage above the public ones. This is unfair >competition. > >Furthermore I regret the silence of the SSDF very much. 4 main chess >programmers have complained. The complaints are from end of February. >Now we are 2 months further. No official answer, just silence, silence >and silence. > >10-14 days ago SSDF posted that there will be no April list. Why? >Furthermore the posting also said, next list in May or June. I then >decided to quit SSDF. I don't like to wait another 2 months on an >answer, also I don't like to be ignored. > >From some fellow colleagues I know they will deal with the raised >problem in their own way. They don't write here in public but they >have similar feelings about this topic. This whole thing will not >be without consequences. What a pity! > >Within a few weeks I hope to announce and offer an alternative that >is better. Personally I think it is much better and more attractive. >No questions yet please as the final details are not arranged yet. > >- Ed Schroder - Please don't. It is one thing to make arguments and complaints, and to stop participating yourself. It is quite a different matter to take actions to undermine the SSDF and split the field. This already falls under the category of hostile action. Amir
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