Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 15:44:15 05/26/02
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On May 26, 2002 at 18:29:53, Frank Quisinsky wrote: >On May 26, 2002 at 18:25:47, F. Huber wrote: > >>sei vielleicht ´etwas´ vorsichtiger mit Deinen Formulierungen in >>einer Fremdsprache - da kommt manches eventuell nicht genauso an, >>wie man es eigentlich gemeint hat, und wirkt dann möglicherweise >>unfreundlich. >>Und unfreundlich wollen wir doch zu unseren Schach-Kollegen - >>vor allem zu jenen über dem großen Teich - nicht sein, oder? :-) >> >>Grüße, >>Franz. > >Hi Franz, > >Franz wrote that my message is maybe not very friendly. >Sorry Franz, in this forum in English main language! > >Hey, now I can make a little translation ... >and this in my fantastic English :-) > >Best >Frank Frank, I want to make sure that you know that I have always had positive thoughts about UCI, Martin, and you. Sometimes other people have posted negative things about UCI or the need for Arena, but I have not agreed with them (subject to my limitated understanding of the API issues in UCI versus in WinBoard). Although I don't dislike Winboard, I have felt from the beginning that Arena is a very worthwhile project and is likely to result in a program that I would prefer to use over WinBoard. I thank Martin and you (and everybody involved) for doing this great work for free! I can see how the wording of my original question was not great and might lead to offense. I am sorry for that -- there was certainly no offense intended! Before posting that question, I actually did briefly visit the FCP forum and did a quick scan for information about Arena's recent progress. I didn't see any relevant posts regarding that and I considered the possibility that Martin had become busy on something else and perhaps had put Arena on hold for awhile. I am glad it is *not* on hold, and I I look forward to the next version! Best regards, -Roy.
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