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Subject: Re: Proven?

Author: Mike CastaƱuela

Date: 16:15:25 03/24/99

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On March 24, 1999 at 17:58:31, KarinsDad wrote:

>On March 24, 1999 at 17:07:49, odell hall wrote:
>[snip]
>>
>>KarinsDad
>>
>>
>>I am Starting to Question your motives in all this. You are conviently leaving
>>out information when you respond to post.  For instance you make statements like
>>
>>>What Paulo did was supply supporting data for Odell's suspicion. He did not
>>>prove anything.
>>
>>
>> Yet in previous post I said that I had done my own investigation, and saw for
>>myself that Fritz5 matched the game 100%, anyone here can verify this.
>
>My apologies Odell. I was not trying to leave anything out. You did post that,
>but in the large number of posts, I had forgotten that you had eventually said
>that.
>
>>Apparently you have not yet when over the game yourself, or you would know that
>>it is a perfect match.  It is not only one aspect of the evidece that damning
>>but the total picture.  I will repeat it again    1.  uscf 752, yet this person
>>defeats several 2500 rated computers  2. A perfect Fritz5 match in the moves  3.
>>Bruce moreland's examination of the times per move   (which he evaluated as very
>>computerly) another expert  confirmed also that the times per move is
>>relevanant.
>
>Actually, this is true as well. The times do appear to be computer like,
>especially up to move 15 for black.
>
>However, I am not the only person "dropping" information. Bruce mentioned in
>that same post that the account was new and the person may not know the computer
>rules. But you still label him as a cheater. You are unwilling to give him the
>benefit of the doubt (not of breaking the ICS rules, but of attributing
>motivations to what he is doing). You have never mentioned that it was a new
>account, but you are positive that you have all of the facts. That is the
>problem with accusing people of things. In our arrogance, we often miss things.
>
>Let's take a look at what facts have been shown.
>
>1) Chances are fairly high (99.99+%) that he used a computer.
>2) He has a new account.
>3) He gave you a name that corresponds to a 752 rated player.
>4) He won the game.
>
>Is it not possible that this is a 10 year old kid who doesn't know all of the
>rules for ICS and is having fun playing his program against others on the
>Internet? He may not know that it isn't allowed without the (C).
>
>But here are a bunch of adults on a different forum "condemning" him for being a
>"cheater".
>
>How arrogant?
>
>How unnecessary?
>
>How silly?
>
>I am not saying that he did not use a computer, he probably did. I am saying
>that it isn't right to name him on this forum.

Why not? it's a simple social service to the community of CCC.

By other hand, talking about:
Arrogance? who's the arrogant here?
I only see too much puritanism, in trivial questions.
Precisely, supposing a kid, why not post a simple nickname?

Re-paragraphing to missing T. Czub:
Slandering? Pah!  :) (with humour)

>
>KarinsDad :(

>
>>  If this does not constitute "Proof" for you then you do not believe
>[snip]





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