Author: Earl Fuller
Date: 23:10:39 05/23/03
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On May 24, 2003 at 01:25:29, Reinhard Scharnagl wrote: >On May 24, 2003 at 01:17:33, Earl Fuller wrote: > >> ... If you really want to be a "pretty crafty chess player" you can start by making your own moves! > >Would it be acceptable to write one's own chessprogram and use it then for >assistance? > >Regards, Reinhard No! Look it's real simple to understand. The rules say no computers. End of story. Now they do have postal chess with computers assistance allowed! There also is, postal computer chess! Hmmmmmm, lets say you entered a postal computer chess tourament, ok. Now, your program reaches a position in the end game, will say, and it makes a move that you know is not right! Would it be fair for others, if you took the move back and played a move you know is correct for your computer? When in fact the program couldn't find the move on it's own! Of course not! Well,---- Earl
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