Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 02:57:27 02/13/06
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On February 13, 2006 at 05:45:08, Joseph Ciarrochi wrote: >One of the arguments about posting so much about rybka is that it costs too much >money. > >I would like to make a donation to offset the costs of any of my posts. How much >does it cost per, say 100 words. What is a reasonable donation? or maybe a >better way to ask this is, "how much would the average poster cost per year in >posts?" > >By the way, I really don't think the flood of rybka posts is really hurting >anybody. It is not hard to ignore such threads. If people want to talk >programing, then who is stoping them? If people want to find programing threads, >it is not hard to scroll through and find them. > >And, importantly, rybka is what many people are interested in. It plays some >beautiful chess. Why deny people this small joy of talking about it? > > > > >best >Joseph You are completely missing the point. Nobody wants to miss the topics with Rybka. But Vas shouldnt be the only one who makes a financial profit while misusing the forum CCC for free. And this is something Vas should negotiate with Steve via email. Pete just made the conflict public. Normally Vas is violating ยง 4 of the charter. Most visibly in his posting where he expected feedback for the future marketing and selling of Rybka. That was enough. Also IMO.
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