Re: [gnugo-devel] endgame module for GNU Go

[Paul Pogonyshev]

Eric wrote:

> > GNU Go is meant to be "useful" in terms of playing Go.
> > It can be used for research (or do you mean any else
> > use?), but that's not something "common" GNU Go users
> > are interested in.
> 
> Okay Paul, please allow me to be more blunt. I have
> absolutely no interest in making GNU Go "stronger". My
> aim is to make GNU Go "work".
> 
> By "work", what I mean is that I want a champion,
> human Go player to value and enjoy playing GNU Go, and
> not just have it as a curiosity for novices.

This is a very bold goal.  But if you achieve it, then
it will make GNU Go way stronger, right?  So, here we
seem to pursue the same goal, only your target is higher.

> So, with that being said, I hope you can forgive my
> loss of patience. I have a lot of work to do, and I
> came to this list for technical advice. Instead, I get
> hung up with all this logistical chit chat about FSF.
> Anyone who has ever taken an Introduction to Computer
> Science course knows how FSF works. It is not new.

We are not trying to delay you ;)  Just I think it is
better that you know about the requirements from the
very beginning, so you don't waste time only to discover
you don't like our conditions afterwards.

Paul

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