Author: Uri Blass
Date: 22:49:00 01/29/04
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On January 29, 2004 at 10:59:58, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On January 29, 2004 at 10:37:01, Uri Blass wrote: > >>She was talking about the future and not about the past in her post. > >time is unimportant in the sentence she says. > > >>Why did she ask you to post all games? > >because she implies that i do NOT post all games. >this is an insult. so she has to apologize :-) This is your explanation. My explanation is that she was afraid that you wil not post something like Hiarcs-shredder 12-12 when hiarcs is on slower hardware but only some of the games that you have. > > >>Your statement was not a copy of her statement for the following reasons: >>1)your statement was about the past when her statement was about the future. > >???? > >this is the same. > > >>There is a difference if you tell somebody not to steal or blame him directly in >>stealing. > >??? > >do you still hit you wife ? >will you again hit your wife ? Both questions assume that you hit your wife in this past. Are you going to hit your wife does not assume it. > >there is a difference ?? ah .- come on. > >>2)It seemed obvious from her post that she posted all games that she had. >> >>It was less obvious if you are going to post all games because opinion if you >>post all games may be dependent on the content of your post. > >??? > >if you post a match between somebody, you post all games. there are no other >solutions, only that you want to show something far from measuring the strength. >e.g. positional behaviour or bugs. It was not obvious if you are going to post a match or only part of the games before you said what you are going to post. You may post the games that you played today when you do not post the games that you played yesterday. Without knowing the exact content of your post I cannot say that not posting all games is cheating. Uri
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