Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 16:35:58 05/12/05
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On May 12, 2005 at 19:31:39, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >Thanks Lance, >I agree with you on creative processes in arts. >But in the process of programming in chess you are allowed to use such an >important tool like nullmove but you are NOT allowed to let you be inspired by >open source programs? There is nothing wrong with inspiration or learning. There is something wrong with taking source code without permission and using it, unless you follow the license agreement. >Why should we accept such a tiring routine? This is called a straw man. >If you can't >exclude that for the very best programs, you are IMO not allowed to scapegoat a >powerless newbie like Vladimir Yelin. There are accusations that he may have broken the law. Either he did or he did not. >Isn't that a noble position of mine? Isn't what a noble position? >All the best to you and your own work. Rolf
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