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Subject: Re: My Apologies to the CCC....

Author: Sune Fischer

Date: 13:35:19 06/28/02

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On June 28, 2002 at 16:05:45, Russell Reagan wrote:

>On June 28, 2002 at 15:03:16, Sune Fischer wrote:
>
>>I think he has done a little more than that :)
>>http://www.f22.parsimony.net/forum41668/
>>
>>but keep going, you'll might make it :)
>
>I was aware that he has a forum in German (or whatever language) that I cannot
>read. To me this is included in the "throwing up a website" part of his
>accomplishments. If I wanted to do that, I could throw up a website with nice
>forums, test engines while I sleep, and then I'd have done great things for
>computer chess? Certainly it is making a contribution, but let's not get too far
>ahead of ourselves. It's not THAT hard to make a website and have some forums
>and test computer chess engines, and certainly not something that I will never
>be able to do in the rest of my life.
>
>Russell

I assume you also noticed the download area where he hosts engines of those that
do not have a site:
http://www.amateurschach.de/schach/download/download.htm

I've had a chesspage for my chessclub, believe me it was a lot of work to
maintain, I did it for about 6 month and then I gave up because nobody in my
club wanted to support me (it was 5 years ago and there wasn't that many
internet users back then).

Franks page requires a lot of work I can tell you, there are a lot of engines,
and everytime somebody has a new version Frank goes to work and it is ready for
download within minutes.

That is dedication for you, and HTTP is not like a FTP where you can just copy
it into a directory and be done, no he needs to edit the pages everytime.

So if there is anyone out there that knows the world doesn't revolve around him,
if there is anyone who sacrifices time to help others... well you get the
picture. ;)

-S.



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