Author: Peter Fendrich
Date: 13:20:13 05/08/99
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On May 08, 1999 at 15:01:06, Bert Seifriz wrote: >On May 08, 1999 at 09:38:04, William Bryant wrote: > >>On May 08, 1999 at 00:10:23, Will Singleton wrote: >> >>> >Postings like yours were here before: "I have developed a program >when you want it send me a little email." >I do not want to make too much noise, but the special chess freeware page >on gambitsoft.com has more than 150 000 requests per year. This is certainly >less than Yahoo has per day. >But I doubt that you get many email requests with just one single posting >here. So there are basically 2 possibilities: You want to give your >program to a limited group of perhaps 15-20 people, then post it >once like you did here already. Or secondly, you want to offer your program >to thousands of visitors and you put it on gambitsoft.com, for example. >There is no problem of putting a readme file in with author's instructions, >email address etc. so that an author can get feedback. >Maybe this is plain advertising here and unwanted. So delete it. >But it is also nothing but the plain truth. >I cannot understand, for example, why the author of the Green Bishop said >he would prefer to have his progam for free download on his homepage only. >I very much doubt if any of you would know the homepage of the Green Bishop >by heart. I doubt that many have heard about the Green Bishop. I doubt >that there is any advantage in keeping the Green Bishop on a secret homepage >somewhere in the world wide web, so that a lonesome chess aficionado might >step on it by chance some day. >Think about it. And be that as it may, it had to be said here. >Nice Sunday, Bert Ok Bert, can I place my program Terra on Gambitsoft? How do I proceed? Terra is quite good but not the best out there... //Peter
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