Author: Albert Silver
Date: 19:09:12 12/17/01
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On December 17, 2001 at 21:01:02, Matthew williams wrote:
>On December 17, 2001 at 15:17:27, Albert Silver wrote:
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>>On December 17, 2001 at 10:23:01, Mogens Larsen wrote:
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>>>On December 17, 2001 at 10:13:26, Matthew williams wrote:
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>>>> His post was very relevent to my Original Post, since I said that Vincent Brags
>>>>and makes false claims,
>>>
>>>In your original post you specify the false claims to be related to the claims
>>>about Tiger. Hearsay and blitz games are not really relevant.
>>>
>>>>in Slaters example he claims how weak Shredder is
>>>>against Humans, yet he can't demonstrate one win
>>>
>>>Claiming that Shredder is weak against human opposition and being able to prove
>>>it in person are two different things.
>>>
>>>>,you have to be a Moron not to
>>>>see Vincent is a Joke, I guess your a Moron?
>>>
>>>Someone would certainly make that claim. And if preferring Vincent's colourful
>>>and optimistic claims to a troll like you is moronic. Well, then I'm a moron.
>>
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>>Aside from being a troll, he's also a crook. If you look at the e-mail provided,
>>you'll see it is the same as someone in the newsgroup RGCC _constantly_
>>requesting people to send him pirated versions of programs. A person of dubious
>>character to say the least.
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> I know Mr Albert you are so far above us all in Morality you would know, I
>guess you have never told a lie, We should Call you St. Albert Silver, you are
>so far above us all Morally.
Who is "us"? I think you should avoid trying to bring everyone here down to your
level. You can call me Mr. Albert Silver Sir BTW.
>I bet 80% of the posters here do the same thing,
I bet you're wrong.
>I
>know personally three well known and respected names who do the same. I bet you
>are a closet Pirate yourself.
You are mistaken. I'd have to be some kind of jerk to show my face here and
speak with the hardworking programmers whilst stealing their work (not to
mention shooting myself in the foot). I have been buying all my chess programs
since Chessmaster 2000 (plus CM3k, CM4k, and CM8k for the PC) for the Apple II.
I remember that one well: I ate very little for over two weeks (it came out of
my lunch money) in order to buy that baby. You wouldn't believe the prices of
software in France back then. To give you an idea, a box of 10 floppies (normal
brand) went for 350 FF or about US$60. I also bought all the Mchess series from
the original Mchess 1.67 ($150!!) to Mchess Pro 7.1 (I missed MCP8), Chessbase
4, 7, 8 (actually, I swapped for CB8), Hiarcs 6 and 7.32, Fritz 5.16, F5.32, F6,
Junior 5 and 6, Chess Assistant 3 and 4 (after that I didn't need to buy them
obviously), Rebel 6 (sort of - it came bundled with the Kasparov PC board) 8, 9,
and 10 (in theory I'm holding out for a Windows Rebel, but I may make an
exception for Century 4), Genius 3, 3.5 and 6, ALL the CD versions of CB
Magazine (I think Friedel does a great job), and many more, but that's all that
comes to mind off the top of my head. No need to be a saint to do the right
thing. You like the programs? Then support the industry instead of stealing from
it. It's tough with jokers like yourself thinking they are entitled to other
people's work for free.
Albert
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