Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 15:51:53 09/11/98
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On September 11, 1998 at 17:55:15, Mark Young wrote: >On September 11, 1998 at 14:45:31, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >>On September 10, 1998 at 23:52:52, Mark Young wrote: >> >>>On September 10, 1998 at 17:19:23, blass uri wrote: >>>Lets not pussy foot around this. It would not matter what book was used. The >>>book was not the problem...... Anyone who has fritz 5 and uses it knows that >>>fritz 5 will not play bad line after bad line unless it was setup to do so or >>>made to, if the program is in working order. I don't know what the problem is, >>>but I have reasons to feel it was not fritz 5's fault for its poor showing. >What is the attack here? What charge did I make personally against Thorston? I >said I did not know what the problem is. I just know how the book works and >anyone how has fritz 5 can check out the book lines and know it would not play >all of low percentage moves it made game after game, if the program is in >working order. Unless it was setup to do so, or it was made to. I see no other >options for why. I gave all options and did not say what happend. I did not say >this was the fault of Thorsten. I just said that their is some kind of problem. >And anyone who has Fritz 5 and looks at the book lines can see for themselfs >that their is some kind of problem. The obvious implication of what you said, and the conclusion that you draw readers toward, is that he overruled the book. Didn't Fritz do badly in Paris because it played bad book moves? >Is it now the job of the moderator to invite complaints? "This" post means this post, the post I posted, my post. I figure people will complain about what I said, and rather than emailing to just me, I was requesting that they email all of the moderators, since I didn't want to have to forward a lot of stuff, or have the other moderators have to forward a lot of stuff to me. bruce
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