Author: Uri Blass
Date: 23:15:14 02/18/06
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On February 18, 2006 at 13:06:44, Heinz van Kempen wrote: >Hi Ray, > >I could prove that things stated above are well true. Could expose untrue words, >the fact that you tried to convince longstanding CEGT testers to join the new >group, what led to losing some testers resigning totally regarding both groups, >because of not wanting to be in between and could tell about secret actions. I do not understand one thing. Is there a contradiction between CEGT testing and CCRL testing? My common sense tell me that testers can test for both teams and I see no contradiction because the games are played in different conditions so part of the games of the tester can be considered for CEGT and part of the games for CCRL. I simply see no logical reason that people need to quit one team in order to join the other team. Did one team decided that they do not accept testers if they also want to test for the other team? I think that testers who feel that they express an opinion against one team by joining CEGT and not joining CCRL or the opposite can decide to join both teams. Uri
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