Author: Joachim Rang
Date: 13:20:42 10/31/03
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I appreciate the decisison of the SSDF. SSDF is a non-official association and they may test whatever they want. I don't think, that anybody can forbid the SSDF certain ways of testing, so the legal side is clear. Of course there is the moral question. But SSDF was so many times accused of not testing the TOP-Engines which are not from Chessbase and were so many times accused to test in favor of Chessbase, that I think it is a good decision to test the strongest Setting of The King with a decent book. regards Joachim On October 30, 2003 at 14:32:08, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: >Hi, > >I don't understand why ChessMaster is allowed to use a Kure book (general.ctg) >in the SSDF testing. > >Last time this happened (with Gromit) it was specifically said by Alex Kure >that it was _not_ allowed to use the Fritz books to test anything other >than Fritz. So why is ChessMaster using it now? Did Kure give permission >(which I seriously doubt)? > >IMHO using the ChessBase learner for ChessMaster is also very questionable. > >-- >GCP
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