Author: Steve McRiley
Date: 03:53:37 11/16/99
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On November 16, 1999 at 06:32:18, Alexander Kure wrote: >On November 15, 1999 at 22:18:41, Peter Kappler wrote: > >>On November 15, 1999 at 18:51:38, Will Singleton wrote: >>>I think you left out a few folks on the 60 10 side. :) Singleton, Moreland, >>>McKenzie, and perhaps some others I can't recall. :)) >>> >>>Will >> >> >>Sorry, Will - it wasn't intentional. There have been so many posts recently >>that I simply lost track. >> >>I think the voting looks something like this so far: >> >>60 10 - Moreland, McKenzie, Singleton, Stanback >>90 10 - Kappler, Diepeveen, Swafford, Robertson >> >>I can't remember if Amir Ban indicated a preference. >> >>If this thing stays split down the middle, I suppose 75 10 would be a fair >>compromise. >> >>If your name isn't on this list, and you have a preference, please post a reply! >> >>--Peter > >Dear Peter, participating programmers! > >I am not the programmer of Nimzo (Chrilly Donninger in fact is), but as a member >of the Nimzo Werkstatt (kind of a pseudo office) I am responsible for the >opening book, did the Che++ knowledge code (hey, at least I coded something for >Nimzo ;-)) provide chess knowledge, do testing, run Nimzo on the ICC (Varguz) >and so on. As Chrilly is interested to let Nimzo play but does not have the >possibility (Hardware, Internet connection all day long, lack of personal >interest to attend *all* the time) to personally attend this tournament all the >time, I would like to ask if you will nevertheless accept the participation of >Nimzo in this ICC tournament with me as operator. Maybe I can persuade Chrilly >to attend the games for at least one evening. > >Thx and greetings to all >Alex I think that the rules will be (although still beeing discussed) that the program has to be run by the author or someon pointed out by the author. /McRiley
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