Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 23:49:35 10/12/99
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>Posted by Eelco de Groot on October 12, 1999 at 22:40:56: > >In reply to a post by Pete Berger in the thread Tiger 12.0 - Junior 5, 5-3 where >Pete mentioned a former post by Chris Whittington, I looked up some material in >my personal "archives" and added it to the thread. I knew that post only >because Ed Schröder had published it once on his pages with other posts on the >subject of search depth vs. knowledge, in light of his 'Chess in 2010' >experiment. This post is now not present anymore on Ed's pages, I now think >there may have been a complaint by Chris about infringement of copyright. If I >had known this to be the case I would of course not have published this material >again. Especially not in this way as having been part of the Rebel pages, if >Chris had objected to that. And I suppose then as a post 'sec' also not because >it was not originally posted in this forum with commercial sponsorship and Chris >then might object to being quoted here if he wasn't asked permission. If that is >more or less how he sees it then I didn't know that. > >Therefore my apologies to Chris if he thinks he wasn't quoted in a proper >context, I presume because I made reference to his post as having been part of >material on a Rebel page and reproduced it as such or maybe also because this >forum is not 'public' enough. I think his was a very insightful post and >especially for non-programmers like me a post that deserves to be read again. >Especially in a context like the above mentioned thread and the complementary >observations of Christophe. The posting in question was a result of a huge discussion in (I believe) RGCC. Because I was really impressed by Chris deep insight in the topic I included the whole posting in the "chess2010" page as Chris hit the nail on the head and I wanted everybody to be aware of the points he was making. A few months later I received email from Chris saying he didn't want his RGCC contribution on my pages. I removed it immediately. You can't be blamed for having an original copy of my page on your hard-disk. Apparently I had to ask Chris first before including his words on my pages. >I would therefore like to ask Chris if he would consider posting those views >himself in this 'nonpublic' forum or if he has changed any of his former views >to also publish these. In which case would it then be allright to quote such a >post in this forum, if this would be done in the proper context of a possible >discussion on an appropriate topic? I (personally) don't mind if people Copy&Paste stuff from my pages and put it here or elsewhere but not everybody is thinking the same way and the opinions are divided. Ed >My regards to Chris, I'm going to try catch some sleep, > >Eelco
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