Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 12:08:53 06/07/03
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On June 07, 2003 at 01:23:10, Jim Bodkins wrote:
>On June 06, 2003 at 21:13:51, Christophe Theron wrote:
>
>>On June 06, 2003 at 19:09:51, William Dozier wrote:
>>
>>>To the programmers of junior 8, I have brought and played most of
>>>the chess, that most of us play with, and I have been pretty much please
>>>with them,some bad,some good. But junior is the worst product that I brought
>>>and play with other really good chess players, and other excellent chess
>>>programs. But I wish i could get my money back, I even would settle for Junior
>>>7. This is my personal opinion. Have a beautful and productive d
>>>
>>> Bill Dozier.
>>>
>>>Ps. New Email: RES18IHF@verizon.net
>>
>>
>>
>>What's the problem? Your post seems pretty pointless. Other people are saying
>>the engine is excellent.
>>
>>
>>
>> Christophe
>
>That really isnt correct. People are documenting problems with the engine
>actually. Time management issues as well as advertising issues. Ban has even
>been here collecting some information. I'm sure it can be corrected, but I'm
>also sure that Bill didnt buy Junior with the understanding that it had problems
>to begin with. (I'm also sure that Amir didnt intend any problems). But there
>are problems none the less. Welcome to the wonderful world of software. (And yes
>I know who Christophe is. Although I am surprised by his response given the
>amount of information about this problem that is extant).
>
>
>Jim
Every time a new release of a major chess program is out we can see a pile of
negative pointless posts against it.
It has been exactly the same when Chess Tiger 15 has been released, and the
concerns turned out to be nonsense, mostly.
If there are problems, I think it is possible to report what the problem is and
to let the programmer fix it.
"I want my money back" in upper cases in the subject line of a message is not
going to help much.
Christophe
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