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Subject: Re: Tournaments

Author: Thorsten Czub

Date: 14:31:56 04/27/98

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> Still I cannot understand why it
>should be a task for SSDF to secure that the economical conditions for
>chess programming are equal. As far as I can see they are probably
>rather unequal, even if all autoplayers were public.

This is indeed a BRILLIANT (:-))) statement !

When - as a result of your behaviour, the auto232 will not anymore
supported by programmers who don't like to see ChessBase have an unfair
advantage against them, - what will you say than ?
You are really funny !
You and ChessBase are in charge for what is happening and you behave
like Pontius Pilatus !

>You said in an email that it would have been OK for you if SSDF had
>played the Fritz 5-games manually. But assuming that there is no
>cheating, why would it be better if SSDF used an extremely slow (and by
>the way practically speaking impossible) way of confirming the rating of
>Fritz 5? The rating would still be the same apart from statistical
>variations.

Really ?
The rating would be the same ?
Another of your famous consumptions ?
I remember that you said we don't have to test this program on fast
machine because it is no strong program !
Please gimme more of those FAMOUS statements.
You know a priori that x is a bad chessprogram and therefore you don't
have to proof this !!!


>The original reason for the SSDF rating list was to give the consumers
>information about the relative strengths of chess computers/programs. A
>buyer of Fritz 5 wants, among other things, to know how good it plays
>against other computers. I don't think that they care if the production
>costs has been somewhat higher or lower.

It would be better you would stop answering Thoralf. Your comments are a
shame !! I will NOT explain you WHY your above statement is a shame.
You have to find out yourself. I doubt that you find out yourself.
Ask somebody else. I would advise to ask Cock or Don or Bob.

>>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.
>
>Some of the firsts complaints came from Ossi Weiner in a group email,
>which I responded. He didn't react on my answers but instead sent
>several new emails with fierce attacks on the SSDF rating list. Many
>other persons on CCC and in the group emails answered Weiners letters,
>so in my opinion it wasn't so urgent to answer them.

Another famous statement. You were asked by 4 programmers who supported
ssdf in the past and THIS is your reaction.
Thoralf, give up understanding people.

>I could have defended the SSDF rating list better, OK. But your
>description of the complete silence from SSDF isn't correct.

You have damaged your own life-work. I am sure it will not heal from
this damage. It's over. It is a list ad absurdum. You can count beans
instead. Would make more sense.


>I'm sorry if you feel ignored. How do you think I feel?

Arrogant and ignorant ! And obviously unable to react in a proper way.
I don't feel sorry for you. You have made your own problem by your
reactions..

>
>Thoralf Karlsson



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