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Subject: Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee?

Author: Martin Andersen

Date: 16:52:48 11/27/03

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It's not a courtroom.
You agree to the rules of the Tournament when you
participate. And the committee seems to have followed
the rules, but the programmer has not.

Martin.

• Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Roger D Davis 17:05:22 11/27/03
  • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Sally Weltrop 17:34:50 11/27/03
    • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Martin Andersen 17:52:19 11/27/03
    • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Roger D Davis 17:36:58 11/27/03
  • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Georg v. Zimmermann 17:24:01 11/27/03
    • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Roger D Davis 17:35:50 11/27/03
      • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Bob Durrett 17:45:56 11/27/03
  • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Martin Andersen 17:22:26 11/27/03
    • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Francesco Di Tolla 08:54:38 11/28/03
    • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Roger D Davis 17:32:02 11/27/03
      • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? Sally Weltrop 17:36:54 11/27/03
    • Re: Who has burden of proof, author or Tournament Committee? David Dahlem 17:31:01 11/27/03

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