Congratulations to Chris, Thorsten and Swami

[PauloSoare]

I forgot to wrote that I have to see the good side of the thing. Chris and Thorsten are inteligent man, and know much about computer chess, it´s
good for all.

Paulo Soares

[Edward German]

All the best for your moderation term.

Regards, Graham.

I agree.
My congratulations also!

My best wishes to the new Moderators.

[mclane]

thank you for the congratulations.
let us enjoy our hobby computerchess.

[gerold]

thank you for the congratulations.
let us enjoy our hobby computerchess.

Nice to have you back Thorsten. Maybe you
will post more now.

Very best to you and the Chris and Swami.

Gerold.

[gerold]

Same from me as well...Also, thanks to all who voted for me, even though I lost, I received the same amount of votes as Steve B, and Elco when they lost..

Sour loser regards
Tony

you fought the good fight Tony
i think you got more votes then i did when i lost so i am Personally allowing you to moderate over my posts


Commiserating Regards
Steve

Maybe you will post some interesting news on how the computers
on ebay is doing. Your posts are missed Steve.

Best to you,

Gerold.

[Gerd Isenberg]

thank you for the congratulations.
let us enjoy our hobby computerchess.

Welcome back, Thorsten!
Congratulations to the new moderation team from me as well.
Chris and Swami even seem to moderate CTF as well - puhh.
Will the power be with you, to be fair and forgiving!

Cheers,
Gerd

PS. If your time still allows, you and Chris (and all others of course) are welcome to write some stuff in the CPW up and then. Some elaboration on Chess Systen Tal and all the other programs and people - probably some eval tricks by Chris would be great, or ANNs - also historical stuff, tournament stuff and anecdotes etc.. I found the the computer chess history quite thrilling - I was not really aware of until some recent internet investigations for the wiki. It is probably a kind of contumelious, to have a people list, with nobel prize winners, h-bomb designers, and proletariat chess prorammers like me. That also reflects how the scene changed

PPS. The Lost Café - A biographical article on Ulam by Gian-Carlo Rota
http://www.fas.org/sgp/othergov/doe/lan ... 285736.pdf
search for Karl May

[Nid Hogge]

Congratulations all. Hope you'll have a pleasant time working together.

Cheers,

[Zach Wegner]

It is probably a kind of contumelious, to have a people list, with nobel prize winners, h-bomb designers, and proletariat chess prorammers like me. That also reflects how the scene changed

Don't forget the kids like me programming in their mom's house, starting in middle school.


But yes, everyone contribute to the wiki!!