Author: Roger D Davis
Date: 20:02:44 11/27/03
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On November 27, 2003 at 22:59:07, Terry McCracken wrote: >On November 27, 2003 at 22:51:47, Roger D Davis wrote: > >>On November 27, 2003 at 22:36:52, Terry McCracken wrote: >> >>> >>>Shutup Roger, what is bogus is the diatribe you wrote in your prior post. >> >>I just checked the link you gave for Bob's post. Bob clearly states as the topic >>sentence to his post that he has nothing significant to add. I'm not sure how >>nothing significant can support any argument your making. Zero plus zero is >>zero. >> >>The argument I'm making is not based on the actual decision at Graz. My argument >>is based on the process through which the decision was reached, and the fact >>that when established rules prove ambiguous, one is perforce obligated to >>retreat to other frames of reference for guidance. >> >>In this case, my feeling is that the committee should have asked Levy to provide >>further support for his evidence, then asked outside experts to determine >>whether the evidence, thus supported, aroused a level of suspicion necessary to >>request the source from the author. Presumably, all the participants started the >>tournament in good faith, and this would have allowed it to continue in good >>faith. Ultimately, if List was bogus, the burden of proof would have shifted to >>the author, who would have been unable to comply, and would have been rightfully >>banned. >> >>Roger > >Yes Zero + Zero is Zero....now you get it. We both have nothing solid to go on. > >We have basically Zero Data! I'm tired of your arrogance and speculation. >If you presented your case to ICGA as you have here you would get a zero >response. > >Thanks for wasting my time. I'm sorry you feel this way, Terry. I thought you would understand if I noted that my arguments are about the process, not about the outcome. My apologies if you feel you were unnecessarily provoked. Roger
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