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Re: computer-go: Example of Good Core Rules of Play for CG

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From: Robert Jasiek <jasiek@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 18:07:26 +0200
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Nick Wedd wrote:
> "game scored as is" I do not understand. 

This shows the problem with shortcuts:)
The position is scored according to the (Tromp-Taylor) rules
definitions as it stands on the board at the game end.

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robert jasiek

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- computer-go: Example of Good Core Rules of Play for CG
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- Re: computer-go: Example of Good Core Rules of Play for CG
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- Re: computer-go: Example of Good Core Rules of Play for CG
  - From: Robert Jasiek
- Re: computer-go: Example of Good Core Rules of Play for CG
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