Author: Ulrich Tuerke
Date: 03:46:24 01/27/00
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Sorry, but I do not think that this is a good idea. For instance, we often have several threads in parallel about programming subjects. So, just one thread wouldn't be appropriate. Besides, I can say that by brief inspection of the thread subject strings, I can quickly decide whether I'm interested. BTW, there may also be some programming issues which I am not interested in; so I would like to omit opening that thread. I should suggest to continue managements of threads as used to be. If reasonable subjects strings are chosen, you can easily check if you are interested in this. (IMO, the subjects which had been chosen have been very helpful in most cases.) Just a opinion, Uli On January 27, 2000 at 06:20:42, Jan Pernicka wrote: >Hi, > when I first came here to CCC I realized, that there are lot of messages >here (it's fine, of course...), but to find topics you are interested in >can be sometimes difficult. E.g. I am interested in chess programming, >more precisely, in algorhitms/refinements in searching the gametree, >so such things as tournaments,meetings,comparing many chess programs (only >by their strength - not by the algorhitms they use) are beyond the scope >of my interest. > I believe, that there are many others with such problem, so I suggest >to contribute to 1 particular thread, eg. named "PROGRAMMERS THREAD" as this. >(I dont't know if similar thread (limitated as i said, but common and >generic enough) exists already. If so, I would like, please, >to know about it, thanks). > Other generic threads could be done (TOURNAMENTS,....) and every thread >could have sub-threads (eg: EVALUATION, PRUNNING, ... - which are nevertheless >often connected). > So, thank you for your patience and have a nice day! > > Jan Pernicka > jper8428@barora.ms.mff.cuni.cz > >PS: Sorry for my writing - I'm not English... >PS2: Isn't it an utopistic idea?
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