Author: TEERAPONG TOVIRAT
Date: 18:31:06 06/10/03
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On June 10, 2003 at 19:27:02, Ron Norris wrote: >On June 09, 2003 at 20:49:43, TEERAPONG TOVIRAT wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>If we add special bonus in a rating system, would it cause >>inflation in the system? I think it would because the average >>rating of all players would increase. >>Do you think so? >> >>Thanks, >>Teerapong > >Hi Teerapong, are you proposing to add bonus ratings to Chess Computers, > or to ratings of top GM's or to the ratings according to > tournaments wins versus draws or some other consideration? > > By the way, it's good to see your post for a couple of reasons. > The topic brings up many different ideas on comparative ratings > and since they are relative, why not have the top 5 or 10 GM's > in the 3000 elo range? > > The other reason I am delighted to see your post is because I > tried to locate you during my stay in Southeast Asia. My son > and I spent 40 days in Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, > Malaysia and a few other countries. The lion's share of our > adventure was spent in Bangkok. But alas, I had misplaced your > email address and I couldn't locate it through CCC at that time. > Maybe things will work out next time. If you would like, send > me another private email, then we might connect, later on. > >Regards, >Ron "the wanderer", > >P.S. "All who wander are not lost." Hi Ron, Nice to hear from you again. I remember last time when I tried to email you the email was rejected it said " The email from this region is not welcome" . If you or_anyone_ here are in Bangkok, I'd invite you to our club -> http://www.bangkokchess.com We play chess every Friday evening. I join them on some Friday. Everyone there knows me If I'm not there,they can tell you how to contact me. Let me know next time,perhaps we can have dinner,play chess,discussion together. Regards, Teerapong
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