John,
> > If the source code is there then in a multiplier game, how can you be
> > sure that your opponent has not tilted his client to enhance his game
> > play?
> If the possibility bothers you you're taking the game way too
> seriously.
OK - I guess I was going to take one between the eyes for the way I put
it. The "game" is an example, the best I could think of. I was digging
to find the point at which the acceptability of "closed" and "open"
blurs from one to the other. I just used a game because I could not
think of any other borderline case.
....having said that, I do like a good play! :-)
Keith
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