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Subject: Re: Gian Carlo, what is your problem ?! (partly in german)

Author: Ed Schröder

Date: 01:24:48 12/18/03

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On December 17, 2003 at 18:38:22, Thomas Mayer wrote:

>Hi Frank,
>
>>With "Today" I meaning available engines and we can start a tournament every
>>time with the WB engines which are available and which you like and I am
>>absolutly sure that Ruffian 2.0.0 will win. I am speaking from a tournament with
>>minimal 8 engines and minimal 20 games for every eng-eng match!
>>
>>You are ready to start such a tournament on your system ...
>>I am ready to start!
>
>that would also not proof anything -> then you can just say it had won that
>tourney... to be strongest is nothing objective. From what view ? I can give you
>several positions where e.g. Quark would have better results then Ruffian - so I
>can say that Quark is better in THOSE positions - which is objectively right and
>proofable for everybody.
>So it would be definitely better to advertise Ruffian as one of the strongest
>winboard engines in the world, winning Dutch Open 2003 ahead X,Y & Z, winning
>CCT5 ahead A, B & C etc. etc., being highest rated winboard engine at current
>SSDF list... That ALL would be correct.

>What do you think would Ossi Weiner have done with ChessBase if they would have
>ever claimed Fritz as the strongest engine in the world ? And vice versa ?

If Ossi was still around Frank probably would already have a registered letter
on his desk.

My best,

Ed



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