Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 11:16:28 03/05/04
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On March 05, 2004 at 13:28:38, Thorsten Czub wrote:
Chessbase will always use tricks. They did use them they will use them.
I found an old email i wrote:
From ???@??? Wed Jul 01 18:31:29 1998
To: "Thoralf Karlsson" , "Vincent Diepeveen" <vdiepeve@students.cs.uu.nl>,
"Walter Ravenek" "Ulrich Türke" , "Tom Kerrigan" ,
"Sylvain Renard" , "Stephen B Streater" , "Stefan Meyer-Kahlen" ,
"Shay Bushinsky" , "Sandro Necchi" , "Robert Hyatt" ,
"Richard Lang" , "Rainer Feldmann" , "Michael Borgstaedt" ,
"Matthias Wüllenweber" , "Marty Hirsch" , "Mark Uniacke" ,
"Mark Lefler" , "Marc-Francois Baudot" , "Larry Kaufman",
"John Stanback" , "Johan de Koning" , "Jean-Christophe Weill" ,
"Frans Morsch" , "Ed Schröder" , "David Kittinger" ,
"Chris Whittington" , "Chrilly Donninger" , "Bruce Moreland" ,
"Amir Ban"
From: Vincent Diepeveen <diep@xs4all.nl>
Subject: Re: New rating list
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Thoralf, thanks for your explanation.
It can be of course that i'm misinformed by, or understood
my native language wrong, but what's true about that fritz prevents
the opponent to learn from its game?
I mean that would be huge cheating.
I'm missing whether the fritz5 autoplayer gives the 'save game' command,
which was a protocol, which now is also in winboard btw (winboard gives now
in order to allow result learning, after the game the result of the game).
For the programs you play there in sweden that are depending on the save
game command to learn, this would be a huge disadvantage,
as their tournaments book are quite small, which has been extensively
discussed in the different forums.
Can you tell us something about this?
Thanks in advance,
Vincent
P.S. it's hard to read your text because it wasn't plain text but all kind
of weird lettertypes caused probably by the email-writer you used.
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