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Subject: Re: Free German computer chess forum needed?

Author: Axel Schumacher

Date: 14:31:16 07/14/04

On July 14, 2004 at 16:21:41, Franz Hagra wrote:

>Very often here is a discussion about German computer chess and politics. Is
>there a need for a free German computer chess forum?
>
>If yes - is it possible to found such a forum and to moderate it?
>
>Hagra
>
>http://f51.parsimony.net/forum203977/

Germans are crazy. All of them (including me).
Of course, we need a free forum, on the other hand, I see no reason that it
should be German. German moderators are usually fanatics and even more crazy,
therefore all German fora developed the way they are now. Critical discussions
are not tolerated. If you are even slighly of topic your head rolls.

A.

Re: Free German computer chess forum needed? Rolf Tueschen 16:23:09 07/14/04
- Re: Free German computer chess forum needed? CLiebert 02:08:04 07/15/04
  - Correction Rolf Tueschen 02:52:42 07/15/04
    - Re: Correction CLiebert 03:03:50 07/15/04
      - Re: Correction Rolf Tueschen 03:11:16 07/15/04
        
        Re: . CLiebert 06:31:14 07/15/04
        
        Re: . Rolf Tueschen 06:46:30 07/15/04
        
        Re: . CLiebert 07:04:50 07/15/04
        
        Schnarch :o) Volker Richey 20:27:58 07/15/04
        
        Re: Nochmal direkt! Eduard Nemeth 05:38:21 07/16/04
        
        Re: Nochmal direkt! Volker Richey 00:07:21 07/18/04
        
        Re: Schnarch :o) CLiebert 02:13:08 07/16/04
        
        Re: Schnarch :o) Volker Richey 17:22:34 07/17/04
        
        Re: Schnarch :o) Eduard Nemeth 04:45:35 07/16/04
        
        Re: Schnarch :o) Eduard Nemeth 04:55:55 07/16/04
        
        Re: Schnarch :o) Volker Richey 17:25:18 07/17/04
        
        Re: Nochmals Fritz Eduard Nemeth 02:30:14 07/18/04
        
        Re: Schnarch :o) CLiebert 00:48:31 07/18/04

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