Author: Vincent Vega
Date: 21:35:18 02/11/00
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On February 12, 2000 at 00:20:06, Albert Silver wrote: >>You really believe that Fritz 6's interface is so good, that improvement >>wouldn't help sales? > >I wouldn't go that far, but the issue was rather the inverse. Of course it has >room for improvement (as do all) but your complaint leaned more towards: they >are so bad that it is a miracle they sell at all. What is the best-selling chess program? What made that program best-selling when it's strength was well behind other? This program had a reasonable Windows interface when Rebel and company were "running" in DOS. Of course marketing was probably the biggest issue here, but I don't think it's a coincidence. >The point wasn't in having you discuss the specifics of your program but your >strong criticism of the work of other programmers (most of whom are members of >this forum) under the name of a movie personage and references to important >secret projects. What exactly do you think is going to happen if you come >forward and say who you are? > > Albert Silver I don't feel the need to back my arguments with my resume. If you have problem with it, you can always ignore them.
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