Author: Dirk Frickenschmidt
Date: 05:26:42 09/11/98
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On September 10, 1998 at 16:17:23, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On September 10, 1998 at 15:50:30, Moritz Berger wrote: > >>Ed can speak for himself, don't you think? > >Yes. But i have an opinion too. if you like it or not. >Ed's decision has given me a great overheap of pleasure. I want to enjoy this >now :-)) > Why do you enjoy a difficult situation? When the Fritz5 autoplayer was not made public, I have not enjoyed that. I might easily have done so, because I had one, but I didn't just enjoy it. I opposed wrong criticism and especially some wild and stupid rumors. But more than this I did my best to convince relevant people to make the autoplayer public again. I am glad that Junior5 will have the public autoplayer again, and even in some more user-friendly way than the old Dos-based one. >>which >>represents the opposite of what Ed told me in private emails about my testing. I >>always had the impression that he liked the testing Enrique and me are doing >>(you forgot to mention Dirk, by the way) - especially after Rebel won ahead of >>Fritz in Enrique's famous "TOP 5" tournament. > >of course he liked it. Because it was the only way to get data ! hehe :-) > >If i would be able to use enemy forces instead of investigating own resurces, I >would do the same... hehe :-) You can't quit thinking in categories of "enemy forces", scinece fiction metaphors of cyborg threats (as you used to do) and the like, can't you? You can't imagine that there is no need at all to define oneself in such children cowboy and red indian catgories, can you? But we are not at war here, not even at any silly ideological war about companies or program concepts or programmers. We're just having fun in chess. At least most of us... And I for once easily can afford to like Junior5, Rebel9, Hiarcs6, Fritz5 and many other programs and concepts and programmers at the same time. No need to make one company or one programming team the "dark forces" or the principal "reign of evil" in any fundamentalistic way, like you tend to do... >Better misusing opponent resources than own ones... > I feel not abused by Ed Schroder or Matthias Wuellenweber. What I find abusive are rather these kinds of questionable comments... --rest snipped-- Regards from Dirk
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