Author: James T. Walker
Date: 14:28:39 01/17/99
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On January 17, 1999 at 16:59:10, Christopher R. Dorr wrote: >On January 17, 1999 at 10:50:37, syed wrote: > >>I regularly frequent this club. However, since I am a beginner programmer, >>moving into C/C++ programming and chess programming, I browse here mainly for >>getting some general programming information from Prof. Hyatt and the other >>programmers. Since most of the posts here are dedicated to 'CM 6k being crap' >>and 'CM 6k being the best' and tournament info, I find this a tedious job. >> >>I personally suggest splitting this group into a programming and non-programming >>section. This might even prompt more people to post in the programming section. >>Given the fewer programming posts, it might be possible to archive them only >>once in a few months. >> >>syed > > >I must disagree. While I am primarily an enduser, I do dabble in programming, >and sometimes the programming threads are interesting and useful, even to those >'semi-non-programmers' like me. Basically, I like things as they are. > >Chris Dorr Hello Chris, Basically I see no reason for your objections. Like I said it would be a place where I would go only to read and not post. I also like to read the programming post even though I don't fully understand them. It's just that since I know very little about that aspect, I would just read and not post there. Any discussions could still be carried on in the "Other" section without cluttering up the "Programmers" area with non-programming post. I suspect it's not possible at this time or it would be done already since there is no real drawback to the idea. Jim Walker
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