Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 00:41:35 08/27/01
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On August 24, 2001 at 10:55:40, Ed Schröder wrote: >On August 24, 2001 at 03:04:38, Sandro Necchi wrote: > >>On August 23, 2001 at 09:42:47, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >> >>>On August 23, 2001 at 09:27:39, Sandro Necchi wrote: >>> >>>Hi Sandro, >> >>Hi Jeroen, >>> >>>Thanks for your support! >> >>I believe you deserve it! >> >>>I really appreciate it. You know, >>>as opening book expert you have a pretty tough job: One bad >>>line and the whole world condems you :-). >> >>Unfortunately I do know this quite well! >>> >>>Perhaps only few people know how hard it is to make a good >>>book and prepare for many opponents. As soon as the line has >>>been played, your job is over and you cannot change anything >>>anymore. If the line wasn´t good, than you mood is bad for the >>>rest of the day.... >> >>Yes, it is more easy to be criticized than get the compliments. Luckily I work >>for an intelligent programmer (not to be missunderstood, I am not saying that >>the others are not), so I am not afraid to risk a little more, but you are >>correct. When something like that happens, even it nobody tells you something >>you feel bad anyway. >>> >>>Perhaps I also should stay at home, like you. It will save me >>>a lot of stress and bad mood :-)). >> >>Well, everything has advantages and disadvantages. To stay at home you save >>stress, but it is not easy to understand what is going on... >>Anyway thanks again for your comments. You know that I always appreciate you and >>your work. Since I am doing a similar one I really do understand how difficolt >>it is. >> >>Good luck and take it easy! >> >>Ciao >>Sandro Hi Ed, > > >Yes both of you do a very hard job. Most of the time the books you make do >a splendid job resulting in very sharp and 100% correct opening theory. Thanks >for that as it is an enrichment for computer chess in general giving people the >best of two worlds: the chess program itself and a terrific up-to-date opening >book. Don't bother too much when sometimes a lesser opening line is played as >it comes with the job. In this respect a bad opening line is not much different >than a bad (and lost) game by the engine after a good opening line of you. Thank you a lot. I do agree with what you say. > >The very same is (of course) true for Alex. Of course! > >Ed Sandro Necchi
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