Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 13:45:15 09/08/03
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On September 08, 2003 at 15:39:28, David Rasmussen wrote: >On September 08, 2003 at 12:39:20, Peter Kappler wrote: >> >>October 4-5 is a bit too soon, IMO. My vote would be for early December, which >>gives everybody plenty of time to prepare. >> > >Early december is bad for me, because of exams in December. The ideal time would >have been right about now, IMO, if it had been announced in due time. I would >say within 1.5 month _max_, or wait until late January or February. > >/David September 12+13 : too soon September 19+20 : too soon September 26+27 : ? October 4+5 : ? October 11+12 : ? October 18+19 : CSVN Leiden 2003 October 25+26 : CSVN Leiden 2003 November 1+2 : ? November 8+9 : Fritz in New York November 15+16 : People probably preparing for WCCC November 22+23 : WCCC starts 23rd November 29+30 : Too soon after WCCC December 6+7 : Exams for students December 13+14 : Exams for students December 20-21 : Christmas/Holidays December 27-28 : Christmas/Holidays/New Year I would say January 3+4 at the earliest. The weekends in September and October are too soon to organize it, get participants, etc. November 1+2 is probably not a good idea, because it is right in the middle of a string of other major events, and so some people won't participate, and plus there is no need for CCT6 then. It's better to have it when there is nothing else going on in the computer chess world, rather than cramming all those events in a month's time, then going many months without any events.
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