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I read, many years ago, in a french chess magazines, that CM300 code was written not by you and neither by some Mr Kenaina or so, but by two guys which names I do not remember.
Can you give some illumination to us?

Fern

If I remember correctly CM3000 was written by the Spracklens. I could be mistaken but I'm sure they wrote one version of CM.

Cheers,

Steve

No, my friend, the Spracklen were engaged only in The Fidelity CM2100, for certain.

Fern

Yes - you're right. The Spracklens were 2100.

Cheers,

Steve

The guys already stated that he's NOT Dave Kittinger, so why not stop badgering him?

rlsuth wrote:The guys already stated that he's NOT Dave Kittinger, so why not stop badgering him?

Here Fernando's question was whether "the" David Kittinger wrote CM3000 code, not whether the user named "Dave K" were the same person as David Kittinger. That does not contradict to what Fernando thinks about the latter question but this thread isn't about that, I think.

Sven

You are right. Besides, my bothering on that matter does not harm and was logical after all.

Fern

Here is the Chessmaster 3000 programming team - Programming Team:
Dan Baumbach, David Cobb, Michael E. Duffy, Rick W. Glenn, David K. Goodman, David P. Grenewetzki, Andrew Iverson, Donald W. Laabs, Mahshid Mortazie, Craig Weisenfluh

Exactly.
And the engine guys are Duffy and Iverson. Now that I saw the names I recalled it well

Fern

Thank you , Fern , for the info about which programming team members were the engine programmers.
John Karger