Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 02:47:43 07/16/02
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On July 16, 2002 at 05:40:03, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: >This is totally unreasonable for commercial or experimental engines. >Moreover, an engine can and will change A LOT in just 6 months. Not >being able to play with your latest and greatest would be a major pain. I didn't mean that you couldn't change the engine in those 6 months. Just that it would have to be publicly known that you have authored an engine, and that people can check it out. This, however, might rule out people like Bruce Moreland who don't make their engine public, and that's not acceptable. But he is well established. Perhaps playing for a certain period of time on ICC or FICS could substitute. >For example, overriding your engines time-usage. Happened in the latest >CCT! If done at crucial moments it can be decisive. Who did that in the last CCT? >Try pulling it off in a live event. Much harder. Hmmm...wireless input device of some kind in your pocket. Press the button to force a move. Sounds simple enough :) Russell
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