Author: Eelco de Groot
Date: 11:17:16 01/24/00
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On January 24, 2000 at 12:30:19, Fernando Villegas wrote: >On January 24, 2000 at 09:43:11, Michael Cummings wrote: > >>Having had a go at writing a review on Chessmaster II for the playstation, I >>think that anyone here if they spent some time could write and edit a review or >>article about Computer chess. >> >>I spent an hour doing mine, which was not long, and I am certain that maybe >>spending a small amount of time over few days writing some drafts then making it >>sound better and posting it is not to demanding. >> >>I am sure I could have done much more and better if I spent a small amount of >>time over a few days to expand on what I had. >> >>With Fritz6, Rebel Century, Chess Tiger, CM7K and other on the market, I think >>it would be good if people here tried at writing something. >> >>Then maybe they will be good enough to get the Chess reports section happening >>again. >> >>I say just have a go, and post it on here. > > >Dear Pal: >I did more than my share in WCCR, without an adquate feedback. It is like what >you writes does not matter to almost anybody. But there is one more reason not >to do it: in a place like this, where anythig abut a proram is discussed even >before release, there is not much room for an article where you would just say >things known lot time before. Articles were OK in pre-internet, pre-ccc times. >Now it is >somewhat obsolete. >Fernando I'm sorry that I can't agree with you here, Fernando. I kind of liked Michael doing a review and we wouldn't want to discourage him? I don't know much about ChessMaster and it is always nice to see that people can be enthusiastic and want to share that with others. At least our own opinions are an offset to the mediahype we sometimes have to read. So by ways of feedback:"I would like to see more posts like Michael's ChessMaster for the Playstation review. Thanks". Eelco
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