Re: Cat23's Very Own Site

There are a number of cat23 games and even (at least one) of the worldmasters that used a judge either for standardised adjudications or for running a gunboat tournament. Of course, the majority of games run with human adjudication. 

Would be nicer to have our own judge (as and when required) rather than to use someone else's. With yahoogroups this is of course not possible, but with a website, why not? 

At least one of the judges has a point-and-click interface, and those clumsy emailed commands are not needed. 

Cheers,
Deepak



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Luis 
  To: Cristiano Corte Restituti 
  Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2008 1:22 PM
  Subject: Re: [CAT23-Ngame] Cat23's Very Own Site


  Certainly. I though that one of the defining characteristics of Cat23 
  was human GMing. I even believe that this definition used to be written 
  in the old homepage - though my memory may fail in this.

  I've never played with a judge but, if like suggested elsewhere, we are 
  talking of GMs using a judge as adjudication helper, I see no difference 
  between that and using Realpolitik (or any similar adjudicator 
  software). Guess it would be a matter of GMs personal preferences, right?

  Regards,
  Luis.

  Cristiano Corte Restituti wrote:

  > Deepak, and all, currently there is nothing that impedes a cat23 game 
  > be played on the DJudge, let's say, but we don't see those things. 
  > Even gunboat plays here are run with human gming. Hm, I would say one 
  > cat special characteristic is the old fashioned adjudication method. 
  > It brings players into direct mail contact and makes the group feel 
  > more a community. CCR.
  >
  > ----- Original Message ----
  > In case you don't have a judge built in already, Manus Hand has an 
  > excellent one written in Python - and he provides the code to anyone 
  > who wants it. (He used to, anyway).
  > Cheers,
  > Deepak
  >
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