Author: Matthias Gemuh
Date: 10:53:40 05/16/05
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> >I think that it is the opposite and I need to make Movei significantly weaker >and delete a lot of comments in the code(in order not to help opponents) in >order to justify publishing the source code. > >I think that if your biglion becomes as strong as fruit/Toga then you can sell >it. > >Uri I don't know whether I would sell my engine because I must first increase its strength by 500 Elo points. I feel like trying a rewrite from scratch, targeting simplicity, speed and search stability. I think any cloner already has enough open source, so publishing more strong open source may not matter a lot. However, because at least 25% of fairly strong engines may have too many routines copied and adapted from open source, I foresee a time in future when amateur tournament organizers shall limit participants to engines with open source. Matthias
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