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Subject: Re: Programmers who refuse to share their programs

Author: KarinsDad

Date: 08:19:48 11/15/99

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On November 15, 1999 at 07:25:34, Bella Freud wrote:

>On November 14, 1999 at 19:20:57, KarinsDad wrote:
>
>>On November 14, 1999 at 10:58:39, Bella Freud wrote:
>>
>>[snip]
>>>
>>>Find the "some that does". I doubt you'll find them here.
>>>
>>>
>>>Bella
>>
>>I find your continuous insipid condemnation of the masses here (which include
>>some of us who do not see ourselves or others in your light) as monotonous.
>>
>>KarinsDad :|
>
>Since you are anonymous I believe I do not need to mince my words in dealing
>with you. You have no personality to be attacked.
>
>I find your comments patronising and devoid of computer chess content. I mean
>all your comments. I do not believe that you are "writing a chess program
>without alpha-beta". I think you are making that up in a vain attempt to give
>yourself credibility. Reason? Never any computer chess content that shows any
>sign of any understanding at all in any of your posts, ever.

Hmmmm.

For someone new here, you sure seem to have read an awful lot of the archived
messages. I haven't talked about my program in at least a month, but you sure
seem to know a lot about it for someone who has just been posting for less then
a month. Or could you be anonymous as well?

>
>I see only dull "let's all (where "all" does not actually mean "all") be
>friends" posts, posts from you that attack anyone with any different viewpoint
>from the norm, and occasional immensely agressive moderation posts which seem
>designed to humiliate those who have been kicked enough already. If you were
>trying to make a clubby world where everybody said "have a nice day" and came
>here principally to click on an ICD purchase button, then I could understand
>your output.
>
>I also see that nobody, except Steve at ICD knows who you are.

Wrong again.

>
>This is suspicious in my opinion.
>
>>
>>PS. Will you apologize to me
>
>Why should I make any apology to an patronising anonymous whose motives I
>distrust?
>
>as well or do you finally see a repetitiveness in
>>your subtle, but inflammatory style of writing? How many apologies of yours will
>>it take before you stop with the subtle jabs at us all? It's getting old and
>>it's obvious that it is not unintentional, regardless of your feigned
>>expressions of apology. In other words, it's not a matter of someone being
>>offended by what you say. It's a matter of you ensuring that eventually someone
>>will be offended. Why do you waste your and our time doing that? If you find
>>yourself so far above the rest of us, why do you waste your time here with us?
>
>I should go away so you can continue to have a nice day? You have the judge,
>jury and executive power to ensure that.

If you would be a reasonable poster, than I would not have a problem with you.
If you would stop your incessant attempts at subtle pokes at other people, then
I would not have a problem with you. If you would just stop. But you won't.

Hard for a leopard to change his spots.

Have a nice day!

KarinsDad :)

>
>
>Bella



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