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Subject: To Marc Van Hal (was Steve Lopez)

Author: margolies,marc

Date: 23:55:14 06/11/03

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dear marc,
first I did not deny anyone the write to speak
second when jon jack mentioned the end of t-notes it is news and should be
known.
third when mr faber uses this as an opportunity to explore a person's life who
is not a poster here, well perhaps he doesn't mean to be unkind, -- this place
has a charter regarding fair use and computer chess.
fourth while mr faber was probably not trolling he certainly invited respondents
to examine causes for the cessation of a business relationship of a real working
person in this country, raising a question as to why this happened is while not
an outright accusation, an acknowledgement of unsavoury possibilities and also
in invitation to insult a diligent member of the computer chess community.
Therefore, marc van hal, why should I be inhibited to question faber's behavior
by you if you think it is okay for faber to question maddox/Lopez behavior? Do
you see the inconsistency in attacking here?
I hope this end this. I truly wish you well. You may right to me personally
about this if you want to and I will courteously respond.
best regards, marc margolies




On June 11, 2003 at 15:27:37, Marc van Hal wrote:

>On June 11, 2003 at 12:02:52, margolies,marc wrote:
>
>>Mr Don Maddox writes in a mass email that Steve Lopez and he have seperated for
>>reasons of economy. There is no purpose in insinuating anything else.
>>
>>
>>On June 11, 2003 at 04:59:13, Harald Faber wrote:
>>
>>>On June 11, 2003 at 04:43:30, John Jack wrote:
>>>
>>>> Steve Lopez has left Chessbase and will no longer will be doing T Notes
>>>>
>>>> J.J
>>>
>>>
>>>The answer to the question "why" might be interesting.
>
>ok when you say "He left for economic reasons" I asume he did.
>But I don't see any reason why Harald can't ask such a question here.
>
>Marc



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