Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 18:08:32 06/18/04
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On June 18, 2004 at 18:40:50, Steve Glanzfeld wrote: >The following computerchess experts I knew that you would miss the sense... >give attention to the WM test (which was so >controversely discussed here) on their websites, have linked to it or are >offering downloads for it: > >The North American Computer Chess Association >(by endgame tables pioneer Steven J. Edwards): >http://homepage.mac.com/chessnotation/TSD.html Edwards is not a CC test expert. > >CSS, a german computerchess magazine >(which has reported about the test in five print issues): >http://www.computerschach.de/test/index.htm The CSS is the promoter of the the test with its name CSS in front. > >The WinBoard Forum, presenting M.Meiler in it's gallery: >http://bilder11.parsimony.net/forum16635/mmeiler.html The same: WB admin is not a test expert and Meiler is the main Tester of the CSS test. > >M.Pillen, a computerchess expert of Germany >(has run a large tournament based on the test positions): >http://www.mpillen.de/Mapi/WM_Test_100/wm_test_100.html Pillen is not a test expert. He's just a fan of automatic played games. > >A.Schwartmann, another computerchess expert of Germany: >http://www.andreas-schwartmann.de/chess.html Schwartmann is not a test expert but a CSS resident who's recently in opposition to Gurevich. He's also a fan of autoplayer games. > >Alexander Schmidt, expert for UCI engines: >http://www.uciengines.de/ I dont know him. > >If YOU are featuring the WM test on your homepage too, please add your URL to >the list. I guess you wouldn't link to a test which you consider to be flawed, >invalid and useless! :-) Of course you do. Either you collect like Dann C. who just said that the test is flawed or you like autoplayer games, but this makes no test expert. You are completely misleaden. > >Let's re-install some common sense again here, by that. Common sense can't replace test theory studies. > >Thanks, >Steve
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