Author: Steve B
Date: 17:16:24 02/23/05
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On February 23, 2005 at 20:15:00, gerold daniels wrote: >On February 23, 2005 at 20:04:38, Steve B wrote: > >>Can i Ask a Question to those who do >> >>what exactly is the thrill or competitve feeling one gets if they are not the >>Author or have in some way contributed to the program? >> >>i of course can fully understand the pride involved for the author or for >>someone who contributed the opening book or made refinements to the program even >>in some small way >> >>but to simply load up someone elses program and be the operator ,having had >>nothing to do with the program at all..and if somehow this program should place >>high in a tournament or even win..does the operator get a sense of >>accomplishment or feeling of pride? >> >>if so,please explain exactly why that would be because i just dont understand >>this >>perhaps it is the hardware they are contributing to the contest? >>would there be a sense of pride here? >> >> >>perhaps i could see that >> >>Best >>Steve > >the love of chess no matter who or what is playing it. > >gerold.
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