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Subject: It would be good to see Hiarc7 results from the Chess4You server

Author: KarinsDad

Date: 13:08:43 03/17/99

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On March 17, 1999 at 14:41:20, Mark Young wrote:

>On March 17, 1999 at 14:02:40, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>
>>NO...  there is more you can do.
>>
>>You can go back and continue to play, and see if you have another problem.
>>If so, then there will be no doubt about why your problem came up.
>
>Ok...I will do that, but I want an e-mail from them saying I will have no more
>games resigned. This was the last straw for me. I had the permission of the
>owner to play, only to have my game resigned by Checkonedo. I have yet to get 1
>e-mail or response to my internal mail about what happend, or to even my tells
>when I asked why my games was resigned after I thought this was worked out. Only
>when I Post on CCC do I get any kind of response from them.
>
>I will give them another chance, I want a new account, and written permission to
>play Hiarcs7 on their server.
>
>I'm sorry Bob, I was burned once, this time I want it in writing.
>

Mark,

Glad to hear that you are willing to give it a go.

I do not understand the "want it in writing" part (if you get burned again, are
you going to post it?), but I applaud your willingness to be open about it.

I disagree with Robert when he says "You can go back and continue to play, and
see if you have another problem. If so, then there will be no doubt about why
your problem came up." in that if a second problem occurs, it could be you or it
could be them or it could be both of you. This would not in fact show anything.
However, if you do get burnt again, just post a message that you got burnt and
ask that nobody respond to it except in Email.

That aside, it's good to see you extending your hand to Chess4You.

KarinsDad :)

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