I see two main differences..
1)CCC ..you need to register to read all Sub-Fora and to post anywhere
OPEN..you need to register to post anywhere but can read anything without registering
Conclusion ...OPEN is great for Unregistered Lurkers
2)CCC.The moderators are elected every six months by the membership
Open..Mods are appointed by the owner of the site who is also the Uber Mod
Conclusion..any hope that the general membership can have some input into their sites current and future direction
can be "checked" at the OPEN coat room door when you first walk in
please take your coat room ticket..please have a seat
thank you very much..
now ..
I ask you..
Which difference is tiny and which is huge??
Unregistered Lurkers vs Members Regards
Steve
Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
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Re: Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
Do I hear some whining?Steve B wrote:I see two main differences..
1)CCC ..you need to register to read all Sub-Fora and to post anywhere
OPEN..you need to register to post anywhere but can read anything without registering
Conclusion ...OPEN is great for Unregistered Lurkers
2)CCC.The moderators are elected every six months by the membership
Open..Mods are appointed by the owner of the site who is also the Uber Mod
Conclusion..any hope that the general membership can have some input into their sites current and future direction
can be "checked" at the OPEN coat room door when you first walk in
please take your coat room ticket..please have a seat
thank you very much..
now ..
I ask you..
Which difference is tiny and which is huge??
Seams all you can read at CCC these days is whining about Open-chess (you, Diosi, Frank...).
Well, I can't blame you for being sore losers .
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Re: Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
actually noMilos wrote:
Do I hear some whining?
perhaps some early campaigning though..
have a nice day regards
Steve
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Re: Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
I think you will find that the majority of threads in Open-Chess are whining about CCC. If not that, the Whittington politburo is telling you how dear old Lenin was a great party animal. If not it is a celebration of clones. If not that.......the members there come here to whine like YOU.Milos wrote:Do I hear some whining?Steve B wrote:I see two main differences..
1)CCC ..you need to register to read all Sub-Fora and to post anywhere
OPEN..you need to register to post anywhere but can read anything without registering
Conclusion ...OPEN is great for Unregistered Lurkers
2)CCC.The moderators are elected every six months by the membership
Open..Mods are appointed by the owner of the site who is also the Uber Mod
Conclusion..any hope that the general membership can have some input into their sites current and future direction
can be "checked" at the OPEN coat room door when you first walk in
please take your coat room ticket..please have a seat
thank you very much..
now ..
I ask you..
Which difference is tiny and which is huge??
Seams all you can read at CCC these days is whining about Open-chess (you, Diosi, Frank...).
Well, I can't blame you for being sore losers .
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Re: Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
Don't worry Conkie. I'll sincerely vote for you to be a moderator of CCC. Guess why?Christopher Conkie wrote:I think you will find that the majority of threads in Open-Chess are whining about CCC. If not that, the Whittington politburo is telling you how dear old Lenin was a great party animal. If not it is a celebration of clones. If not that.......the members there come here to whine like YOU.
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Well Stanisavljevic, you can try (and there is no guesswork involved).Milos wrote:Don't worry Conkie. I'll sincerely vote for you to be a moderator of CCC. Guess why?Christopher Conkie wrote:I think you will find that the majority of threads in Open-Chess are whining about CCC. If not that, the Whittington politburo is telling you how dear old Lenin was a great party animal. If not it is a celebration of clones. If not that.......the members there come here to whine like YOU.
The words "sincere" and "Stanisavljevic" are an antithesis.
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Sure, the same as "Conkie" and "virtue" are synonyms .Christopher Conkie wrote:The words "sincere" and "Stanisavljevic" are an antithesis.
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Re: Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
Hi Chris,
Ever heard about the new chess engine called Green Horse ?
Michael
http://www.playwitharena.com
Ever heard about the new chess engine called Green Horse ?
Michael
http://www.playwitharena.com
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Re: Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
I was hoping it would be a good complete site for computerSteve B wrote:I see two main differences..
1)CCC ..you need to register to read all Sub-Fora and to post anywhere
OPEN..you need to register to post anywhere but can read anything without registering
Conclusion ...OPEN is great for Unregistered Lurkers
2)CCC.The moderators are elected every six months by the membership
Open..Mods are appointed by the owner of the site who is also the Uber Mod
Conclusion..any hope that the general membership can have some input into their sites current and future direction
can be "checked" at the OPEN coat room door when you first walk in
please take your coat room ticket..please have a seat
thank you very much..
now ..
I ask you..
Which difference is tiny and which is huge??
Unregistered Lurkers vs Members Regards
Steve
chess. However it appears to be a front for some other
agenda. Not to criticise just my opinion.
You got my vote,
Gerold.
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Re: Chief Differences between CCC v OPEN
Thank you. It means more coming from someone sincere although.Milos wrote:Sure, the same as "Conkie" and "virtue" are synonyms .Christopher Conkie wrote:The words "sincere" and "Stanisavljevic" are an antithesis.
Do I hear tumbleweed?