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Subject: Re: To Moderation

Author: Günther Simon

Date: 07:52:24 11/09/05

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On November 09, 2005 at 10:45:19, George Tsavdaris wrote:

>On November 09, 2005 at 10:16:38, Eduard Nemeth wrote:
>
>>I gepostet here only one game and an analysis, (the criticism at me came later,
>>see Thread. Why?).
>>
>>Is it forbidden that I post a game and an analysis here?
>>
>
> In my opinion you and everyone else SHOULD be allowed to post a game and
>analysis of any newer TOGA version......This has nothing to do with releasing
>the code or not. IMO
>
>
>BUT......You have said the following things that were completely incorrect!
>
>------"That is cool! First released the programmer of Fruit a open sourse
>version of fruit (no commercioal!) for all ua people. then come Thomas Gaksch an
>make a
>stronger Toga 0.93 and later 0.94. After this the programmer of fruit make with
>Toga-Ideas a stonger Fruit 2.1. After Fruit 2.1 com Thomas and make a clear
>stronger Toga II 1.0 based on Fruit.
>
>The Programmer of Fruit see it and make an stronger Fruit 2.2 (or Fruit WCCC 05)
>an goes commercial with his strong program an make money!"----------
>
> That is complete nonsense.......Fruit's 2.1 and 2.2 power comes from Fabien's
>programming skills! I don't say that Thomas Gaksch made something wrong, in fact
>i like the releases of Toga, but to say that Fabien makes money because of Toga
>is insane!

Exactly, but I wrote this already here:
http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?460606

> Unfortunatelly i see that the release of code of Fruit was a mistake after
>all......
> We not only don't give full credit Fabien for doing that, but we remove some by
>saying Fruit 2.2 is not Fabien's exclusive project.....

Not 'We', just a very few people who have no idea about programming
and the difference between Fruit, Toga and Fruit commercial.

Guenther



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