Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Date: 10:59:58 06/21/02
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On June 21, 2002 at 13:45:03, Randall Jouett wrote: >IMHO, I think this particular ruling is going to start up all >kinds of junk between the programmers, with everyone involed >having a bad taste in their mouths when all is said and done. > >For instance, some openings have been known about for years and >years, so a particular line of play can be expected to be seen >in an opening book. OTOH, let's say that programmer A adds a new >variation to a line, and programmer B does the same thing. Programmer >A might be able to say that programmer B stole this particular >line out of his or her book. With things like this in mind, I >believe that this particular ruling is really gray area, >and I believe it's going to cause a big, unessesary stink in the >championship. I think the issue is not adapting some similar or identical lines, but just the copying of large or entire parts of the book. -- GCP
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