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Re: Scid 3.6.23 released

by Pascal <pascal@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 28, 2008 at 11:24 AM

Marc Lacrosse a écrit :

> Ok it is unfortunate that PG could not collaborate with other persons
> who showed interest in SCID improvements. 

Plural is not adequate here. I can not collaborate with ONE person. 
Other persons are currently contributing to Scid's development.

OK it's possible he took some
> small code from chessdb for his own versions without acknowledging
> properly. 

I still repeat my endless question : how many lines of *code* are 
present in Scid and "borrowed" from chessdb ? I'd like to get *any* 
*rough* approximation, just for my information, and I will acknowledge 
any number "as is". Why don't I get any answer to this simple question ?
Maybe I stole a car one day unaware of it, but if the complainant cannot 
even tell me its color, I find his request suspicious.

> But there is also (and for me this is far more im****tant) the fact that
> P Georges  did a lot more than anyone else for offering an improved SCID
> to the community while keeping it free and maintaining a clear reference
> to S Hudson author****p.
> 
> I use P Georges versions on a daily basis and they are much more
> powerful than the original SCID and than any other fork.
> 
> So I really think we should thank P Georges and I cannot understand why
> you are there with such agressive posts anytime P Georges posts anything
> on this topic.

You get so many people in this newsgroup that have nothing clever to 
say, that this group is (nearly) dead, and this is why everybody serious 
about chess and computers flew away to 
http://www.talkchess.com/forum/index.php
or to other forums (Hiarcs, 
Rybka forums).
It is sad to see that on rec.games.chess.computer there are no engine 
version announcement for example (and on Talkchess, maybe there are too 
many ;-) ). The problem is that some people (beginners) really 
interested in chess and computers may first start here, unaware of other 
forums, this is why it seems I am the only person left announcing here
(!?).

Concerning "agressive" posts, I suppose there are some given that you 
refer to them, but I have some black lists on my news reader that filter 
quite well ;-)

Pascal
 




 13 Posts in Topic:
Scid 3.6.23 released
Pascal <pascal@[EMAIL   2008-04-21 11:20:34 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
"Thomas T. Veldhouse  2008-04-21 17:12:39 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
cockatoo@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-04-21 19:22:39 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
Pascal <pascal@[EMAIL   2008-04-22 18:26:06 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
Guy Macon <http://www.  2008-04-22 03:53:58 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
David Richerby <davidr  2008-04-22 09:04:47 
Trademarks (again)
Guy Macon <http://www.  2008-04-22 12:30:44 
Re: Trademarks (again)
"David Kane" &l  2008-04-22 12:38:53 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
Marc Lacrosse <Marc.la  2008-04-27 11:02:15 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
Pascal <pascal@[EMAIL   2008-04-28 11:24:02 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
David Richerby <davidr  2008-04-28 12:52:45 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
Pascal <pascal@[EMAIL   2008-04-28 20:23:11 
Re: Scid 3.6.23 released
"Thomas T. Veldhouse  2008-04-29 13:48:35 

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