Author: blass uri
Date: 10:03:48 12/05/98
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On December 05, 1998 at 10:41:06, Ali Tofigh wrote: >Hi! > >I'm just wandering what the accepted norm for correspondence chess is. Is it >ethically wrong to use chess software for analysis of positions? Or can this be >seen just like other resources (for example opening books, etc...) > >Me, I think it's not wrong if it's not wrong to ask your friends for help. And I >know several people who do just that... Any opinions? It depends on the rules of the tournament. It is legal to use computers or ask friends for help in the corresppondence chess of Israel because there is no low against it I use Junior5 in the championship of Israel and most of the moves are the moves of Junior5 after some hours of analyzing. In 2 games all of the moves out of the opening were the moves of Junior5. Junior5 won one of them and is going to win the second game(Junior5's evaluation in the second game is more then 5 pawns advantage for me) I know that using computers is legal in international competitions The only case when I know that it is not legal to use computers(not as a database) is in the chamionship of U.S.A Uri
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