Author: Larry S. Tamarkin
Date: 08:49:15 09/25/98
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Will you have a section for downloading computer/computer or computer/human games that have been anotated by readers or transcribed by reader from various newspapers and magazines. If so you are welcome to my 'Comp' chess games file that Bert let me post on his Gambit Soft page for a while. Not too much orriginal work there (but some), but quite a few games (W/anotations), put into chess base format from magazines like 'Chess', 'BCM', and NY Times articles, USA Today and so forth. I wonder if other CCC chess fans have also created their own personal files like this, please let me - perhaps we can swap? Lawrence S. Tamarkin the inkompetent chess software addict! On September 24, 1998 at 12:38:34, Steven Schwartz wrote: >We have been planning for the last 6 months to expand the scope of the CCC to >include a Resource Center designed to bring together, in a single place, a wide >range of data (past, current, and future) on the topic of computerized chess. > >Fernando Villegas (ferdinan@cmet.net) has been instrumental in helping to get >this concept off the ground, and he has volunteered to be a coordinator in this >Herculean effort. > >To this end, we have drawn up a preliminary list of the various divisions of the >Center. We welcome members' input here on the message board as to whether given >areas are worthwhile having, and, even more importantly, are there any other >areas which should be included? > >Also, we are going to require some intense member cooperation, input, and >research because this field has spanned several decades and the amount of >information is huge, widely scattered, and ever increasing. > >-Steve (ICD/Your Move Chess Games) > >Input requested on the following CCC Resource Center divisions: > >1) The Computer Chess Reports will become free to all CCC members. The last two >years' data will be included, and we would like to see review articles on >commercially available (or experimental) chess software and stand-alone chess >computers submitted by members on a regular basis. As usual, discussions about >the articles can go on in the CCC message board. > >2) Biographies of CCC members (and photos?) with one or two paragraphs on >essential data: programs written (if any), country, occupation, interests, >family, etc. This will allow readers to know about the author of posts in CCC. > >3) A thorough library of freeware chess programs (and related-to chess programs) >available for members to download. This would include programs from amateur >programmers who want feedback from knowledgeable computer chess people. > >4) A dictionary of "Already Invented Chess Programming Ideas" where >programmers of CCC can place definitions and explanations of algorithms, >extensions, etc. > >5) A section dedicated to interviews with chess programmers and other >"interesting" people in the computer chess field. > >6) A place for long, detailed, academic or speculative articles that would not >normally find a home on the message board. > >7) An archive (with permission, of course) of old chess computer related >articles (as Jim Phillips and others have been posting about recently). > >8) A place for all computer chess test suites (i.e. Nunn, Louget, Nolot, BT2650, >homemade suites, etc.) > >9) Tournament information: when, where, and full results with game scores > >10) Archive of every stand-alone chess computer ever manufactured with >manufacturer's name and programmer's name -if possible a photo and description. > >11) Archive of CCC members who have written programs and the name of the >programs. > >12) Archive of every chess program ever written and its name and author. > >13) Archive of every chess book concerning computer chess and its author. > >14) SSDF results and comments > >15) Beginner's Corner in which "newbies" can come and ask questions and share >information about all aspects of computer chess
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