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Subject: Re: Enough Please

Author: Rolf Tueschen

Date: 16:44:03 07/22/02

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On July 22, 2002 at 18:34:31, Mike Byrne wrote:

>This comment is not directed at anyone personally.  At one time, this thread it
>may had to with a computer chess tournament being organize.  It has moved far
>away from that point and it appropriately belongs in the chess thinkers forum.
>
>True it's simple enough to ignore - but it's so annoying to see this longed
>winded thread in the computer chess forum that basically doesn't talk about
>computer chess at all except for the occasional reference about this computer
>chess tourament that never took place (to my knowledge anyway).  I don't know
>what part of Mr. Skinner's life is true or not true and quite frankly I don't
>need to know either.  Just as most of you should not care one iota about my
>personal life either - and that's the way it should be.
>
>Thanks!
>
>Mike

In two posts I took part with the idea that both are just one person. This came
out of their postings alone. I had more the impression that both Kevin and Peter
wrote much more about "personal" data than I would expect if really some
individual being in trouble would publish. For instance the whole divorce story.
Why was it posted by the persons concerned? This alone speaks against them.

The puzzle of identity has direct importance for this forum when it comes to
elections and so on. So, I can see no reason why the puzzle shouldn't be solved.
There is also a general importance because the question of a computerchess
tournament was suddenly ended by Kevin. It would be a pity if now this question
would be tabooed too.

We should find better differentiations. I see no sense in ending the debate
because these people for whose privacy we should end the debate have published
their own private details!

Rolf Tueschen



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