Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 23:31:14 08/25/04
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On August 25, 2004 at 23:00:08, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On August 25, 2004 at 19:58:21, José Carlos wrote: > >>On August 25, 2004 at 17:41:22, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >> Hi Bob, I'd don't quite understand your position. I'd like to know your >>opinion about these questions, to help me clarify: >> >> -shoud current version of ElChinito be allowed to participate in computer >>chess events without indicating it derives from Crafty? > >No. Not even if it is clearly written that it is a derived program. That >simply won't work. > >> -should Castillo and Tang be penalized somehow for previous participations? > > >Question is, what have they played in besides Frank's private tournaments. I've >never seen them in an event that I can call.. ROTFL. Folks, have mercy please with Saint Bob. Here is a little overview for such tournaments Bob has forgotten! 2001, 3rd French programmers Massy 3.5/6 points, ranking 5 of 12 2002, 9th France-ch Massy 8/11 points, ranking 3 of 12 2002, 4th French programmers Massy, Champion 5/6 points, ranking 7 of 12 2002, 10th WCCC Maastricht 4.5/9 points, ranking 10 of 18 2003, 5th French programmers Massy 4/6 points, ranking 3 of 18 2003, 10th France-ch Massy 4.5/7 points, ranking 3 of 14 2003, 18th WMCCC Graz 5/11 points, ranking 07 of 15 So that program, a Craftyclone participated in at least two World Championships in 2002 and 2003. And the fairy tale E. Castillo has presented here is a complete rubbish, namely that it was Frank Quisinsky who just made a "fault" in presenting the prog although it had been designed for exclusively private use so far.
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