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miguel291076
5/08/2008
03:49:01
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 Subject: Help
Message:
Hello,
I've a question about the use of databases. I've a database that have all games of the freestyle tournament and i wana now the opinion of you if is allowed to use that type of games.
For the people don't now what is freestyle tournaments please read this article:
 www.chessbase.com
Please give me sincered anwsers, and thank's for the replays
Miguel
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ganstaman
5/08/2008
05:24:59
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Message:
Yes, it is definitely allowed. There is no way to avoid computer analysis when using a database, and databases in general are allowed. The top level GMs (and many others) all analyze their openings with computers -- should you not be allowed to look at their games while playing here? In fact, some of your knowledge of chess almost definitely comes from computer analysis already -- should you not be allowed to use all you know?
I'm not trying to say that it's a stupid question, I'm just trying to be persuasive. Computer analysis is allowed all you want before and after a game (and during the game you just have to analyze different positions than those on the board) -- Gameknot does not require you to slow down your learning while playing here.
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