Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 06:20:52 11/02/03
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On November 02, 2003 at 08:59:45, Djordje Vidanovic wrote: >Thank you Marc, > >I feel so frustrated and hurt that it is simply a matter of necessity for me >_never_ to go back there, whatever they do, short of public apology. If they >apologise publicly for the terrible time I had last night, without me being >guilty in any way, then I might reconsider my decision. > >Thanks again. > >Djordje Djordje, perhaps you remember me when I hold contact to you during the Nato war against Serbia. I've read your report and can well imagine the pain you must have felt during that hour waiting there and still now. Are you really surprised that such things happen on the net? Do you really believe that life on the net is real life? The net itself is producing such paranoia you spoke of. Has nothing to do with one Lieske or ChessBase. What do you believe how I felt when I suddenly couldn't enter this club here and had no email facility for a while? Somewhere I read that these ratings on the Fritz server are a beautiful toy but nothing else. What does it bother you if you are called Bauer instead of Knight? You can wait a couple of months and then you can contact official sysmins but then you'll pay for the entry. Until then you can imagine the importance of Machiavelli for comparable jobs... Since you are so successfully engaged with the amateurs and Ruffian it would surprise me if you really wanted to see you in a role of any pompousness. You are the engaged idealist with too much spare time by definition, no? ;) Wasn't it help enough for you when you became an author for CSS right after the mentioned war? Don't you have a direct line to Friedel anymore? What I really fear is that your complaining leads us even sooner to the not-free areas in chess. That cannot be what you could intend. Since you are a very flexible Serb as I could see during the bombings at the time. ;) Rolf
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