Author: Uri Blass
Date: 01:34:52 09/22/03
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On September 22, 2003 at 03:51:00, Grzegorz Sidorowicz wrote: >On September 21, 2003 at 16:34:51, Edward Seid wrote: > >>Does anyone remember if there was a reason for this rule in CCT? >> >>Q: Are there manually playing allowed? >>A: No. Only playing with an autoplayer-interface eg. winboard or other are >>allowed. >>The following informations must be shown during the game: evaluation, depth and >>predicted moves . >>Additionally, it will be nice if bookmoves or tablebasemoves will be shown. > >Last CCT was only for winboarders in practice. >In my opinion it was very bad idea. I disagree with it. I also believe that programs that support the UCI interface could also participate. On the net we can easy find >many winboard's tournaments. I can't see any reason why people who >haven't got winboard support must do it for this tournament. >Tournament without top comercial programs it is not interesting tournamnet. I think that the fact that top commercial programmers did not participate is that the programmers were not interested. I cannot believe that they have problems to do things that a lot of amateurs did. >Majority institute justice. >In my opinion stupid justice becaue now we can play CCT tournament >in our home on our computers. Ferret, Commet, Quark aren't problems, beacuse >we can easy find freeware strong programs as Crafty, Ruffian and Yace. By that logic commercial are also no problem because we can buy them and play at home against them. Uri
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