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Subject: Re: Post Your Support For Kimmy - Here !!!

Author: Aaron Tay

Date: 05:38:05 07/01/03

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On July 01, 2003 at 05:54:30, Uri Blass wrote:

>On June 30, 2003 at 22:53:44, Michael Vox wrote:
>
>>On June 30, 2003 at 16:29:50, Kimberly Ann wrote:
>>
>>>On June 30, 2003 at 14:19:49, Bruce Moreland wrote:
>>
>>Hello Kimberly, don't worry about Moreland, he is not the moderator anymore.
>>
>>So we have a women here for a change and we wnat to delete here account ?
>>
>>Shame Shame Shame,..
>>
>>Little story about Bruce.  He had a decent program called Ferret and never
>>released it during the days it was in high demand, now nobody will pay CA$H for
>>it :)
>
>There are a lot of programmers who chose not to release their private program.
>Your assumption that Ferret was in high demand has no basis.
>
>It was never tested by the ssdf so we do not know if it had chances against the
>commercial programs in the past with one cpu.
>
>Maybe it was simply one of the many programs that are weaker than the commercial
>programs.
>
>I remember a private program that won the french championship(unfortunately I do
>not remember the exact name) and the programmer also chose not to release his
>program(the fact that Ferret supported SMP was almost irrelevant in the past
>when people usually used 1 processor).

Chess wizard.

BTW Ferret is hardly unique , there are many strong ones that have never being
unreleased despite being sighted on ICC etc.

See this list http://www.aarontay.per.sg/winboard/privateware.html

Only a few are Ferret class, but many are close. Few free to hate those guys too
:)

Aaron






>>
>>A classic example of Moreland Bad-Jedgment ----->
>>
>>I hope Kimmy is allowed to stay...
>
>Maybe you should learn from her.
>I did not find something bad with kimberly's post but I found something bad with
>your post.
>
>Uri



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