Author: Georg Langrath
Date: 03:19:12 09/04/02
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On September 03, 2002 at 18:07:20, Marc van Hal wrote: >On September 03, 2002 at 11:02:03, Georg Langrath wrote: > >> >> >>>Still i think free advertising doesn't belong in this forum. >>>Marc >> >> >>Could you explain? >> >>If I like a chessprogram and express that, is that advertising? May I only >>express if I dislike it? Many members in this forum have written what they liked >>or disliked with chessprograms in this forum. I think that this is one of the >>main purposes with this forum. >> >>Or did you mean that it is advertising that Christophe recommended a color >>display to my Palm? >> >>I don't understand what you meant by your comment, no matter how I try. >> >>Georg >both >If i say something about a program i most of the time say what is good and what >is bad about it saying it is good in everyway is advertising not an opinion . >Because it is not treu >Chesstiger for palm is much weaker then most pc programs it still is far from a >perfect program etc. >More i can't say because i don't know the program. >noir do I own a palm computer. >You must al know that I am not against any chessprogram but I am someone who >keeps a high valeu on the treuth. >Marc I didn't only say positive things. I said also that one thing I missed was the possibility to play engine-engine in Palm Chesstiger. It is true that PC-chessprograms are stronger because of faster hardware than Palm has. But that doesn't matter very much. Chesstiger on Palm plays about 20000 in Fide Elo. That is enough for 99.99% of people. So it is no big problem that the ELO is not 2700. I have always had the opinion that the importance of strength is overvalued. Nearly all chesscomputers are strong enough for most of us. And I don't think that you use Palm for analyzing e.g. Here is a PC better of course. I still love Chesstiger for Palm, and have had much fun with it. And that is the important thing isn't it? Georg
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