Author: Reinhard Scharnagl
Date: 11:22:01 06/24/03
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Hi Uri, On June 24, 2003 at 13:30:11, Uri Blass wrote: >It seems that you assume that people tend to prefer FRC when no money is >involved. >I think that you are wrong here. A lot of new players would prefer FRC because there would be no need to learn openings from a lot of books. FRC will therefore make chess more attractive to a lot of new fans, who can start very soon playing attractive games of FRC. >The rules of castling of FRC do not seem natural. >This is also the opinion of other people. I am puzzling why you - thinking that way - have claimed to support the FRC development by a cheating GUI, this seems hard to believe. And I see no argument for this statement here, or what should be more 'natural' in your opinion. >I believe that more people are going to prefer classic chess and not FRC >when the money is the same. You may be right with some older players, but not with newcomers. Reinhard
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