Author: Harald Faber
Date: 04:09:51 04/07/99
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On April 07, 1999 at 03:01:31, José Berdiñas Bonefua wrote: > >You can see in http://www.oxford-softworks.com/index.html. > >José This is taken from that site: ================================================================================ Licence policy on computer-computer games and test results As part of a general and emerging policy to reduce the influence of computer-computer autoplayer results as the measure of any chess program (we think they lead to the development of fast and boring chess engines with minimal chess knowledge, and that such engines may be very good at playing each other, but don't give satisfactory games with humans), we expressly forbid the playing of game sequences with CSTal II, and publication of the results, or inclusion in so-called rating lists. This 'forbiddance' takes the form of our not granting a licence to use the program in this way. We are also concerned that the auto232 protocols and programs are in some way broken, and that other programmers have found ways of exploiting the auto232 protocols to artificially raise their results. ================================================================================
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