Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 18:03:02 01/14/03
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On January 14, 2003 at 20:46:55, Bruce Moreland wrote: >On January 14, 2003 at 19:38:25, Wayne Lowrance wrote: > >>On January 14, 2003 at 14:57:38, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>I'm still waiting. Vincent, you claimed "you could easily beat a 1997 program >>>on 1997 >>>hardware." I have a 1997 program and 1997 hardware waiting for you to prove >>>that >>>statement on. >>> >>>I have mentioned this more than once after you made the outrageous claim. You >>>have >>>_never_ responded. >>> >>>Is this another case of "I put my foot in my mouth, now I am going to 'go >>>silent' and >>>hope everyone forgets?" >>> >>>I don't forget that much... >> >>Well i try a response again... I wont type it again, you read it and you or one >>of your cronies deleted it. That is a shame, I said nothing wrong. I do not like >>your hostile personality, not at all. >>Thanks >>wayne > >http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?277106 > >You mean this? Scroll down one page, and there it is. > >I like Bob. But if anyone deletes a post because they don't like its computer >chess content, a lot of people here will be very angry, including me, and almost >certainly including Bob. > >bruce I would agree. And when the topic has anything to do with me, I think the other two moderators will back me up here that I _always_ let them make any moderation decisions without my input, because that seems reasonable. But in the case of operator error, what can one do? :) We get accused of deleting something at least once every month. Yet we don't delete things without discussion so we _know_ nothing has disappeared. And when we look, there it is... RTFM is a good suggestion for anyone thinking about suggesting that something has been deleted. If they didn't get any email, they can rest _assured_ that nothing was deleted, as we _always_ send email to the poster. And we have stated this many times, but it seems to fall on a few deaf ears...
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