Author: Komputer Korner
Date: 21:05:24 12/26/98
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On December 24, 1998 at 22:34:25, Detlef Pordzik wrote: >On December 23, 1998 at 13:34:47, Lanny DiBartolomeo wrote: > >>On December 23, 1998 at 04:47:09, Komputer Korner wrote: >> >>>It seems that I was wrong in calling CM6000 a toy program. The reason is that it >>>is possible to become a chess master (up to 2300 rating) without going over >>>one's played games in player player mode (with or without a computer)and without >>>using an opening book editor. The fact that CM6000 doesn't have these features >>>should in no way preclude those who aspire to be a chess master from buying it. >>>In fact see my revised article below after the 2nd patch. It wins Gold Medal >>>awards all around. However the consensus from FIDE masters and IMs seems to be >>>that even though you can reach master level chess by not studying your own >>>games, if you want to reach higher than that you must start to study your own >>>played games. So Mr. Dorr I truly apologize to you and the other masters I >>>slighted and it seems all the chess schools that advocate studying one's games >>>were really talking to masters that want to reach the IM and GM levels. We have >>>all learned something here and again I hope you accept my apology. >>>-- >>>Komputer Korner >>>the now humble inkompetent komputer > >I remember spotting all this to you more than 3 weeks ago - as I just did a CM >6.000 review - just as you. >At that time you didn't even answer - not to speak about overthinking my >arguments and maybe figure them as somehow correct. >Conclusion out of this - it needs a certain kind of name or position to be >respected by you, in the meaning of giving a worthwhile - to overthink >argument ? > >Merry Christmas - > >D.P. >a.k.a. ELVIS Sorry Elvis, I don't remember but in any case I had to do a survey to prove it. The argument of one person isn't good enough even if it is by such an esteemed person as yourself. -- Komputer Korner
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