Author: Tony Werten
Date: 13:15:49 08/01/01
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On August 01, 2001 at 12:42:09, Bruce Moreland wrote: >On August 01, 2001 at 07:55:44, Tony Werten wrote: > >>Simply not true. >> >>To keep your example: The said "a long distance is going to be run" and ONE AND >>A HALF MONTH BEFORE they stated it's going to be a 20.000 metres. >> >>Of course you can ignore that and two and a half weeks before the event start >>claiming they chanced it suddenly. >> >>Tony > >I think you are misunderstanding something. > >Some people take this event seriously and want to do well. Some people make >serious personal and financial decisions based upon the content of these events. > >The ICCA owes it to everyone to set the event's parameters in stone some number >of *months* before the event, so people have time to acquire hardware, make >software changes if necessary, book travel at a cheap rate, and the like. > >July 7th or whatever was way, way too late to change the event from >single-processor to multi-processor. August 1st is way, way, way too late to >decide suddenly that there are two parallel events. Agreed. My point was that if you are right you don't have to say things that aren't true. Tony > >bruce
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