Graham Banks wrote:mwyoung wrote:Graham Banks wrote:mwyoung wrote:Just tell us now. Did you ask for somekind of statement on the rybka forum from Vas?
Of course. Probably more than once, just not in the way that you're portraying.
That's why I'd like people to be able to read it and judge for themselves.
It looks like your Rybka buddies took it off.
But like I said it was my take on your statement (IMO). I found it funny you would be begging Vas for a supportive statement if you and CCRL are so damn independent. Still Laughing.
Really? I doubt it. Look harder.
I'd think that most people have been expecting or wanting Vas to publicly say more than he has over the Fruit/Rybka accusations, so why not ask? I'm sure he's been asked by many others too.
By the way, CCRL is not in collusion with Vas or the Rybka team as you like to insinuate.
As a group, we've chosen not to test the Ippo engines (including Houdini). Nothing more, nothing less.
Then why beg Vas for a statement?
You are nothing more then a useful stooge to Vas as long as your are willing to be his main defender, and take all the slings and arrows for Vas.
But you are also as expendable as CEGT.
How much more damage to your reputation are you willing to take for Vas.
If I am wrong then tell us why CEGT as been removed from the Rybka Home page after years of being there.
Take a look at
WWW.Rybkachess.com
You will see the CEGT Links have been removed after years of being linked to Vas's Rybka home page.
Welcome to RybkaChess.com!
deutsche Website
Rybka is a UCI chess engine programmed by International Master Vasik Rajlich
Rybka Cluster
Since Deep Blue beat Kasparov, using a super computer for chess analysis was always a dream for many chess enthusiasts. On February 1 the dream will come true - the Rybka Cluster will be available for rent!
Rybka Cluster website
Independent Testing
CCRL 40/40 ratings; CCRL 40/4 ratings
CCRL 40/4 Fischer Random Chess ratings
**********This is were CEGT use to be linked for years, it has now been removed.******* CEGT is no longer useful for Vas *****(IMO)
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