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Subject: Re: ssdf and autoplayer

Author: Amir Ban

Date: 02:06:49 11/10/98

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On November 09, 1998 at 17:55:34, Thorsten Czub wrote:

>On November 09, 1998 at 16:05:08, Herbert Gindl wrote:
>
>>What about the people who want to use Rebel10 with their chess232 board? Have
>>they to wait for Rebel11???
>
>looks like :-)))
>
>don't you get this ?
>CHESSBASE has begun a tug of war. they ignored a gentleman-agreement. to get a
>special advantage. all the others were overtaken as a result.
>they others now react with putting the autoplayer feature out of their programs.
>the customer is betrayed. first because chessbase cheated with misusing the
>gentleman agreement. second because they are victims of the decisions of the
>reaction of the programmers.
>
>a tug of war is always shit.
>
>and anyone is a victim in a war.
>

It's always a good idea when making this kind of remarks to make it clear that
you are not representing the vendor (Ed & Rebel in this case). I hope that
everyone who read your post understood that.

Customers may or may not care about the autoplayer feature, but they certainly
won't appreciate being talked to in this way.


>therefore i was so heavily against matthias wuellenweber declaring this war
>to the programmers WITHOUT ANY NEED.
>
>if somebody throws 2 atomic-bombs on hiroshima / nagasaki, without ANY need,
>one cannot say that this guy is a humanist, or is a peaceful guy. or wants to
>give the world something.
>the same with chessbase. their "decision" (to throw an atomic-bomb on sweden)
>was not a nice gift to the world too.

This is an awful parallel to draw here. If we allow this, why not the N-word ?
Let's tone this down a few decibels.

Amir




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