Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 05:27:17 06/24/03
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On June 24, 2003 at 08:16:44, Harald Faber wrote: >On June 24, 2003 at 07:37:35, Rolf Tueschen wrote: > >>I propose a general amnesty for all excluded members of CSS so that a new >>beginning is possible for all to the benefit of computerchess. >> >>As a little note I state that this is not meant for Schachfan. I do NOT want to >>re-enter CSS-Forum after the good time I had there. >> >>So nobody can say that I speak pro domo. >> >>GENS UNA SUMUS >> >>Rolf > > >GENS UNA SUMUS... the more often I read it, the less I see it. > >All this thread about unjustified (imo of course) censorship in CSS lets me ask: > >Does all your/our health depend on CSS and their board? >Can't you/we live without it? Is there so much information in it that it is >needed for health and life or that we accept their behaviour? > >Every reader of this message should answer these questions to himself and draw >his own conclusions. You are a bit split in that regard. Of course not our life is depending of CSS. But why CSS forum is still so important? That is simple. It is because ChessBase/CSS are marketing leading companies! Nobody refuses to intentionally disregard these companies and their institutions. That is the very simple explanation. Of course you can open your own forum and ignore CSS. You will certainly not die of thirst or hunger. But perhaps you will still read the declarations to be up-to-date. And CL explained that you even write there anonymously. Under that aspect it is strange that you asked such questions now, why other people must absolutely be in CSS... Rolf
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