Author: Jeroen Noomen
Date: 00:14:44 05/01/02
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On May 01, 2002 at 02:39:29, Sandro Necchi wrote: Hi Sandro, Thanks for your backup! Of course you are right: Making a good openingbook requires enormous amounts of time, blood sweat & tears, testing AND a lot of knowledge about opening lines. Just count how many high quality books there are: I don't think very many! Still, we - the book authors - should do something about the shameless copying and use of other's books. I was in Maastricht and there I saw/heard enough. So I count on a regulation by the ICCA. Best regards, Jeroen >Hi Jeroen, > >I do fully agree with you 100% > >Some people think we just have made collection of available opening moves. This >is totally nonsense and or if they say this they only do not know our openings >book. > >Even if we cannot protect one or more single variation we cannot accept other >people using the entire book just because with computers it is so easy to find a >way to include the book in another format. > >Also for us is a sort of competition and to do that is like to use non legal >stuff in the normal sports like football etc... > >Sandro
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