Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 19:48:38 10/31/03
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On October 30, 2003 at 14:32:08, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: >I don't understand why ChessMaster is allowed to use a Kure book (general.ctg) >in the SSDF testing. On this point, I agree that it does not exactly produce accurate results for ChessMaster. It is probably the lesser of many evils though. You can't use CM's book. If you use no book, people complain. If you use the Kure book, people complain that CM is using a better book than it normally uses. If you use some other book, people might complain that the CM book is better. If you don't test it at all, people complain. Choose your poison. >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)? Why does SSDF (or anyone else) need the permission of Alexander Kure to use their own property in any way they see fit? Maybe there is some legal point I am missing.
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