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Subject: Re: Alternative Computer-Chess Club

Author: Dirk Frickenschmidt

Date: 16:01:31 09/10/98

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On September 10, 1998 at 17:51:33, Thomas Davie wrote:

Hi Tom,

what caused my grin was not that he tried something own.
I wish him or whoever wishes to feel well there, too.

But all the bathos about it was a bit oversized from my view.

And after the noise/signal ratio (as Bob would say) on rgcc and CCC I have seen
before (and still see now) I don't yet see how it could become a real computer
chess board.

I certainly have nothing against any initiative to live a hobby.
*If* it's not just one more welcome reason to talk about pseudo-free-speech on
rgcc.


Kind regards
from Dirk

>
>On September 10, 1998 at 13:19:06, Dirk Frickenschmidt wrote:
>
>>
>>Well when I went there this morning (European time) there were 14 posts there,
>>from 3 posters, of whom two were Sean Evans and Chris Whiitington.
>>
>>The only thread apart from some bathetic welcome messages were 8 posts about
>>chess program piracy (pros, cons and experiences).
>>
>>It was not quite the Hitchcock level of suspense, if everybody understands what
>>I mean... :-)
>>
>>Kind regards
>>from Dirk
>
>Hi Dirk; I've posted about 5 messages there, and yes I started the thread about
>piracy. But, since it's obvious that Sean doesn't want it to turn into a forumn
>about piracy, and since he's advertised his newsgroup using the word
>'SEEEEEXXXX', I polite informed him in email that I have no intention of posting
>there again.
>
>He'll get a few people, but I think overall it will die a slow death. I could be
>wrong, and wish him well. But, if he wants to be king in his own mind, I don't
>have a problem with that.
>
>Tom



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