Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 07:57:20 10/05/02
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On October 04, 2002 at 14:48:28, John Smith wrote:
>On October 04, 2002 at 12:05:56, Christophe Theron wrote:
>
>>Could you please try to troll in an intelligent way?
>>
>>Thank you.
>>
>>
>> Christophe
>
>
>Does any negative post concerning tiger equate a troll? Please,don't be so
>sensitive and don't hide your head in the sand.
>
>I have purchased your programs since tiger 12 and I love the playing style of
>tiger. If I state that tiger 15 seems to be weaker (or at least, the same
>strength of tiger 14), then that is my opinion. And it is based on at least 100
>games played against programs of equal hardware at yahoo advanced lounge 1.
>
>If you are so convinced that I am trolling, then why dont you log on to yahoo
>advanced 1 any nite of the week and ask any of the red rated players there what
>they think of chesstiger 15?
>
>You would find that to a person, the 12 of us who purchased the download from
>lex would state catagorically that we are disappointed with chesstigers
>following features.
>
>1) Unrealistic, overly optimistic evaluations
>
>2) non-sensical, seemingly mindless moves in the middlegame
>
>3) extreme passivity in the middlegame
>
>As I said, if you think that I am trolling, log on to yahoo and enter advanced 1
>lounge any nite of the week (est) and ask any of the reds what they think of it.
> My yahoo handle is chess_tiger_15, so don't think that I am someone who doesnt
>like you or your programs.
>
>I am just stating the facts.
The problem is not your opinion on Tiger.
You can say whatever you want about any program. If what you post is obvious
nonsense, your credit goes to nil in the eyes of everybody else and people will
just ignore your posts (I am not saying that what you say is nonsense).
The problem is the way you answer. We have already got a number of complains
about your posts.
Christophe
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