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Subject: Re: Not meaningless - just not absolute (Therefore a fake! see below)

Author: Bertil Eklund

Date: 14:54:15 02/14/03

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On February 14, 2003 at 17:30:04, Ed Schröder wrote:

>On February 14, 2003 at 17:08:31, Bertil Eklund wrote:
>
>>On February 14, 2003 at 13:51:19, Ed Schröder wrote:
>>
>>>On February 14, 2003 at 09:12:29, Rolf Tueschen wrote:
>>>
>>>>>The SSDF doesn't claim it is a statistical absolute either,
>>>>
>>>>This is false. The SSDF speaks of a Number One. Of a new number one etc. Doyou
>>>>want the evidence? Also ChessBase printed the same wording in its commercials!
>>>>Still not believing me? It is as if you didn't want or can't understand what I
>>>>am saying. I don't say they are cheaters. I did never say these Swedes are not
>>>>worth called testers. I say that they make unneccessary mistakes. And I say that
>>>>the staff there is simply not listening.
>>>
>>>
>>>Rolf,
>>>
>>>Read the list as the Blix report, for everybody there is something in it.
>>>
>>>Ed
>>>
>>>PS, both are Swedish.
>
>>Please develop your meaning of the the statement a bit!! "Die dumme Schweden"
>>comes to mind!
>>Do you mean that Bush and Rolf are (w)right!
>
>
>Bertil,
>
>You can be proud on both Blix and the SSDF. Today Blix did a great job, the SSDF
>is doing that for 20 years.
>
>But if you are against the SSDF nothing will convince you and you will always
>find something, that's the meaning for what I stated.
>
>My best,
>
Thank you!

I didn´t thought so! It feels a bit simple to talk about computerchess, for the
moment when half of the world worries about the world-wide complications of the
Irak-conflict.

Anyway good luck with the Rebel project! I´m sure it is still a lot of potential
 in your engine. As i have mentioned it is still some "simple" weaknesses that
could be fixed. I hope I can contribute later on with some tests or suggestions.

Bertil



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