From: nick@sunburn.uwaterloo.ca (Nick Fitzpatrick)
Subject: Diplomacy - EP Chapter 2, Issue 291
Originator: nick@sunburn.waterloo.edu
Organization: University of Waterloo
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 01:48:02 GMT

Issue #291 of Chapter Two of the Electronic Protocol 
By Nicholas Fitzpatrick (nick@sunburn.waterloo.edu)
August 26, 1992
Distributed via: rec.games.pbm rec.games.board bit.listserv.dipl-l
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Electronic Protocol Games played on the Diplomacy Adjudicator
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**** TABLE OF CONTENTS **** 
PART ONE - Opinions, Letters, and Editorials:
    New editor
    Note from Ken Lowe
    Australian judge
    South African Judge
    Strange newton opening (Letter from Danny)
PART TWO - Summary of all moderated games on the Judge:
    List of game openings
    List of EP games on the DA
    For more info about the Judge
    For more info about the Electronic Protocol
    For archives
    List of diplomacy adjudicators
    List of gamemasters
PART THREE - Report from the Battle Front
    Fontenoy - Game Update (Fall 1917)

***** PART ONE *****

**** NEW EDITOR ****

The big news this week is that I (nick@sunburn.waterloo.edu) am the new
editor of EP chapter 2.  Here is the announcement from Danny.

From: loeb@organon.greco-prog.fr (Daniel LOEB)
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 09:39:07 +0200

I am pleased to announced the passage of the helm of Chapter Two of
Electronic Protocol to Nick Fitzpatrick. Please send your EPC2
submissions directly to him at  nick@sunburn.uwaterloo.ca.

I began publication of EPC2 June of last year. At that time, JUDGE was
already several years old and handled many variants. It adoption of
the ELECTRONIC PROTOCOL NMR rules by default gave me the Green light
to go ahead with this all JUDGE chapter.

Since then JUDGE has grown. There are many more games, hundreds more
players, and new JUDGE's popping up all over the place.
Nick Fitzpatrick has kept close contact with all of these
developments. He publishes regularly the Internet Guide to the Game
Diplomacy, and the Diplomacy Adjudicator Hall of Fame. 
He also is owner of the DIPL-L mailing list (bit.listserv.dipl-l). 

I therefore have the greatest confidence that he will be able to do a
better job running EPC2 than I have. In fact, these last few months,
frequent trips and my work have prevented me from getting out EPC2 on
a regular basis. Those which I did get out were often incomplete.

However, you have not gotten rid of me yet. I hope to continue to
submit articles as my schedule permits me.

Thanks again to everyone who helped me run EPC2, and to Nick for
taking over this project.

Yours, Daniel Loeb                             loeb@geocub.greco-prog.fr

Editor's Comment
----------------
Well I would like to thank Danny for his contribution to EP and Diplomacy,
over 40 issues of EP chapter 2, if I have counted correctly.  I also
hope for, and welcome, his future contributions to EP Chapter 2.  (After
all, he still wrote the bulk of material in this issue of EP!)


**** NOTE FROM KEN LOWE ****
Following a recent conversation with Ken, when I commented about how
much work it is to keep the judge running, he sent me this, and I thought
it was appropriate to send it to everyone.

From jdr@u.washington.edu Wed Aug 19 01:31:12 1992

I keep meaning to send this to you and/or your list so it can get a 
little wider distribution.  At one point someone asked if anyone had
proposed taking up a collection to get me a gift for the effort I put
into the judge.  I'm not really into soliciting compensation for my
time, but there are those who have the desire to do something.  It took 
me a couple of years, but I finally came up with a suitable response:

You're quite welcome.  Here's my canned kudos response:

If you're looking for a way to show your gratitude, I will gladly
accept a tee-shirt with your school or company logo or some other
identifying design from your part of the world.  Size medium to large
(either a large medium or a small large), colored rather than white
background, basic gray is good.  If there are other judge clientele
from your site you should contact them to see if they want to go in
on it with you before doing something on your own.  Then again, a
simple postcard saying "thanks" is sufficient as well.

-Ken Lowe
 University of Washington JE-30
 4545 15th Ave NE;  Suite 300
 Seattle,  WA  98105

Editor's Comment
----------------
Uggh, that American spelling really trips up my spell-checker  (yeah I know,
real petty . . .)


**** AUSTRALIAN JUDGE ****
Yes it does exist, the address is judge@gu.uwa.edu.au
This judge is a full implementation of version 9 of Ken's code.  It is
open for all to use.  Here is a current listing

From judge@mullet.gu.uwa.edu.au Wed Aug 26 18:45:36 1992

Name      Phase    Variant/Options
-------   ------   ---------------
bing      F1901B   Standard, Any-site.
twinkles  S1901M   Standard, Gunboat, 48 hrs, Any-site.
cable     S1901M   Standard, Gunboat, Any-site.
                     Forming: 5 more players needed.
surgeon   S1901M   Standard, Any-site.
                     Forming: 3 more players needed.


**** SOUTH AFRICA JUDGE ****
I saw an announcement in the game world that the South African judge
(judge@shrike.und.ac.za) is also now open for all to use.  
It presently just runs the game world.


**** STRANGE NEWTON OPENING (LETTER FROM DANNY)****
From loeb@organon.greco-prog.fr Tue Aug 25 05:30:04 1992

SPRING 1901 NEWTON

While finishing off my list of Spring 1901 openings of games run on
the JUDGE, I ran across a very unusual Austrian opening in the game
NEWTON.

Assuming game phase of S1901M in file S1901M.
Movement results for Spring of 1901.  (test.201)

        Austria: Army Budapest -> Serbia.
        Austria: Army Vienna -> Trieste.  (*bounce*)
        Austria: Fleet Trieste CONVOY Army Vienna -> Greece.
...
        Italy: Army Rome -> Apulia.
        Italy: Army Venice HOLD.
        Italy: Fleet Naples -> Ionian Sea.

In fact, it is very rare for anyone to consider convoying a landlocked
army with a fleet in port to a province which is not adjacent to
either. Actually, Ken says:
>Hmmm, I guess you can order a convoy for a land-locked army.  No big deal
>since the army in Vienna couldn't have taken advantage of it.  The code
>that processes convoys has been modified to display "(*WARN: Check convoy*)
>if you do something like that (assuming the army you're trying to convoy
>is your own).  The phase you're looking at was probably executed prior to
>that or the player just didn't pay any attention to the warning.  Maybe
>he wanted an imaginative HOLD order.  It really should have said (*void*)
>when the results were processed though, I'll add that one to the bug list.

However, this doesn't answer the question of why anyone would have
thought that such a move might be legal.

I then looked at the M001 file containing all of the player's orders.
The player in question G***** A*** was having real problems. 
He submitted a total of 187 orders before he found something that the
JUDGE would accept.

Ken says this guy is has " threatened to come back in the fall after
his vacation is over (just after taking over several powers that he
had to abandon!!)."  so look out for the dreaded inland convoy coming
to a game near you!

Yours, Daniel Loeb                              loeb@geocub.greco-prog.fr


***** PART TWO *****
**** LIST OF GAME OPENINGS ****
Moderated Replacement Openings include:
furlong, pint, quart, rad, ton, watt, sunda and corsica.

German moderated game opening:
grass.

Unmoderated games openings include:
bolt, dppg, dpph, gold, grossc, hush, karlxii, msft, slow, bali, belch, raja
young, zen, and mac.

Signups available for the following moderated games in formation:
locust and mindanao.  (krauts for german speakers only)

Please volunteer to be a GM!

**** MONTHLY LIST OF EP GAMES ON THE DA ****
--- EXPLANATION ---
Here is the monthly update on games played on Judge. Each game is
represented by a line of data (followed possibly by a line of comments

--- please send me comments I can use if you are a GM!). The games are
sorted according the variant rules which are used.   Also if you
have an EP number, and I don't, please send it to me.

Column  Explanation
------  -----------
(1)     Name of game including a "#" if game is "private" or "unlisted"
(2)     Electronic Protocol number (and Chapter) if available. 
(3)     Name of the GM (see list of GMs below).
(4-10)  Updates on game in chronological order (most recent on the right)

The updates for a game in formation indicate the number of players
needed to start. For example, -5.

The updates for a game in progress indicate the season (F for Fall or
S for Spring), the last 2 digits of the year, and the phase (M for
movement, B for builds, and R for retreats). All this is possibly
followed by the indication of the number of replacement players (-1),
temporary replacements (T1) needed, or needed later on (*1).

--- LIST ---
Name      EP# GM      Jan3   Feb4    Mar10   Apr3    May22   Jun30   Aug26
-------   --- --      ----   ----    -----   ----    -----   -----   -----
STANDARD RULES
cubit     158 jdr            S01M    S02M    F03M    S05R    ?       S08M
dram      159 jdr            S01M    S02M    F03M    S06M    ?       F10M
evolt     161 jdr            -7      F01M    F02M    S06M    ?       F11M
furlong   164 jdr                    S01M-1  F02M    S04M    ?       S08R-2
gallon    162 jdr                    F01M    S03M    F05M    ?       F11M
hector    165 jdr                    S01M    F02M    F05B    ?       S09M
infinite  166 jdr                    S01M    F02M    F05R    ?       F08M
jugful    184 jdr                    -1      F01B    F04M    ?       F08M
karat     185 jdr                            S01M    F03M    ?       S05M
lot       186 jdr                            S01M    F03R    ?       F06B
meter     187 jdr                            S01M    F02B    ?       S08M
newton    188 jdr                            S01M    F03M    ?       S07M
ounce     189 jdr                            -2      F03M    ?       F08R
pint      190 jdr                                    F02R    ?       S06M-1
quart     191 jdr                                    F03M    ?       F06M-2
rad           jdr                                    F01B    ?       F04B-1
second        jdr                                    S02M    ?       S06M
ton           jdr                                    S01M    ?       S03M-2
unit          jdr                                    S01M    ?       S05M
volt          jdr                                    S01M    ?       S04M
watt          jdr                                    -6      ?       F02M-3
ant           jdr                                            ?       S04R
beetle        jdr                                            ?       F04M
cicada        jdr                                            -3      F03M
dragnfly      jdr                                                    S03M
earwig        jdr                                                    F02M
fly           jdr                                                    S02M
gnat          jdr                                                    F02M
hornet        jdr                                                    S01M
inchworm      jdr                                                    S01M
junebug       jdr                                                    S01M
locust        jdr                                                    -1
cheetah       desper                                         S01M    F05M
croatia   148 nick    F02R   F03M    F04B    F06M    F08M    F10M    F12M
              E and F ready to take over world, opponents reject draw
diablos       j_oregan                               -7      -5      S01M
grass         karl                   -5      S01M    S03M    S04M    S06M-2
              German language game
kaiser        karl                           -3      F03M    F05M    F07B
              Big mess now: G stabs E
marengo   129 scottb  F07M   S09M    F10M    F11B    S14M    S14M    S14M
              Most advanced standard game on judge, oldest standard EP #!
normandy      loeb    -3     -3      S01M-1  F01B    F03M    S06M    S08M
              French game. Nous parlons francais!
osijek    137 cebulad S05M   S06M    F07M    F08M    S11M            Over  
quebec    154 nick                    F02M    F03M    F05B   F07M    Over
sparrow   133 casmacin S05R  S06M    F07R    F10M    S14M    S17M    Over
wren          casmacin                                               F01B

STANDARD GUNBOAT - Identities of players unknown. All messages are public.
conan     163 Jamie   -2     F02B    S05M    S07M    F11B    S14M-1  Over
dppa      167 loeb                   F01M    S03R    F05M    S07M    Over
ddpb      168 loeb                   F01M    F03M    F05M    F07M    Over
dppe          loeb                           S01M    S04M    F05B    S08M
eldritch      j_oregan                               -5      S02M    S04M
sarajevo      desper                                                 F03B

STANDARD GUNBOAT ROUND-ROBIN - Each player plays all 7 powers in 7 games.
game 1        Jamie                                                  F09R
game 2        Jamie                                                  F05M
game 3        Jamie                                                  F07R
game 4        Jamie                                                  F02B
              
YOUNGSTOWN RULES (10 players) Extended map including Asia and Africa.
dien      124 jdr     F10B-1 S11M    F11M    F12M    S14M    F15M    F18M
giggles       dwiseman S07R  F08B    S10M    F10M    F11M    S12M    F13M
              Local ERIM game
krauts        karl                                   -9      -9     -9
              Press to be written in German. Long signon period anticipated.
              Spiel in Deutsch, alle Verhandlungen werden auf Deutsch gefuehrt. 
timor     160 nick           -10     F01M    F03M    S04M    S05M    F07M

YOUNGSTOWN GUNBOAT GAMES
celebes   197 nick                                           -8      F03M
              Super warp  36h deadline, 72h grace, 7 days a week.
luzon     192 Marty                                  S02R    F04M-2  S05M
              Warp speed. 24h deadline, 72h grace.  
mindanao      Marty                                  -7      -6      -4
sumatra   182 nick                           -1      F04M    F05B    F07M
              Warp speed. 24h deadline, 72h grace.  
sunda     171 nick                           S01M    F04R    F05M    S07M-1
              Warp speed. 24h deadline, 72h grace.  
        
LOEB9 RULES (9 players) Spain and Scandinavia are added as extra players.
eylau     153 loeb    S03M   F03M    S05M    F06M    S09M    S12M    F14M

GREAT BRITAIN RULES (7 players) Britain starts with 6 SC's but all armies!
hastings  139 loeb    F04M-1 S05R    F07B    S10M    F13M    S16M    F19M
              Most advanced game on judge (tie with young).

CHAOS RULES (34 players) Regular map. Each SC is owned by a different player.
fontenoy 114/4jdr     F08M   F09M    F10M    F11B    F14M    F15M    F17B
iona      169 jdr     -13    S01M    F02M    F03M    F04R    S06M    F08M
zenith        NONE                                           -11     F00B*2
              Openings available Friday, Moscow and Vienna!!!!
    
1898 RULES / GUNBOAT GAME
corsica       dmb                                            S00M    F00M-1
                
MACHIAVELLI RULES - An economic variant of Diplomacy marketed by Avalon Hill.
poverty       andre   -6     -5      U54M    F55M    U57R    F59M    U62 Over
sober         andre                                  -2      F54M    F55M
              A gunboat Machiavelli Variant without Loans and special units.
vega          cebula  -3     U54M    U55M    S56M    F57B    S59M    Over

ULTIMATE SHAMBLES RULES
morat     172 thorinn                                S02M    F04M    F07M
              This game is being played on the Denmark judge (judge@diku.dk)
              The Knight's Templar are about to win, with help of England.    

**** FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THE JUDGE****
For X:                                  Send Y to JUDGE@U.WASHINGTON.EDU:
------                                  ---------------------------------
        (*QUESTIONS ABOUT A CERTAIN GAME*) 
More detailed information about a game: LIST <name-of-game>
History of a game:                      SUMMARY <name-of-game>
Detailed Recent History of a game:      HISTORY         (after signing on)
Regular updates for a certain game:     OBSERVE <name-of-game> <password>
Copy of variant rules:                  GET INFO.<name-of-variant>
                        or              GET PRESS
                        or              GET GUNBOAT
        (*GENERAL QUESTIONS*)
General information                     HELP
Update of the list of games above       LIST
More detailed list                      LIST FULL
To be informed of all game changes      OBSERVE CONTROL <password>
Default house rules                     GET EP.HOUSE.RULES

Other information: Contact me (nick@sunburn.waterloo.edu) or
Ken Lowe (jdr@u.washington.edu) or your game master (see list below)
                
**** FOR MORE INFO ABOUT THE ELECTRONIC PROTOCOL ****
To solve Email problems, contact one of the email wizards:
        swb@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu, andre@hern.stonemarche.org
        eisen@cs.jhu.edu, eisen@jhuvms.bitnet, or wcw27974@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu  
Other information: Contact Eric Klien (eric_s_klien@cup.portal.com)  

**** FOR ARCHIVES ****
1) Use the HISTORY command for recent game result.
Use the GET command (especially GET FLIST) to receive JUDGE related
files.
2) Contact the archivists, jlitvin@hfglobe.intel.com/John Litvin,
3) Anonymous FTP
Machine:                Directory:              Contents:
Milton.U.Washington.Edu /public/misc            judge source, postscript maps
FTP.FU-Berlin.DE        /pub/misc/diplomacy     variants, hall of fame, 
                                                postscript maps, articles, 
                                                judge source
137.248.151.12          /pub/incoming/ep-chapter Old issues of EP.

**** LIST OF DIPLOMACY ADJUDICATORS ****
USA           judge@u.washington.edu
Australia     judge@gu.uwa.edu.au
South Africa  judge@shrike.und.ac.za
Denmark       judge@diku.dk  (Ultimate Shambles game morat only!)

**** LIST OF GAME MASTERS ****
David M Bowen           dmb@bigd.cray.com dmb@sequoia.cray.com
Dave Cebula             cebulad@physics.orst.edu
Karl Dotzek             karl@adler.philosophie.uni-stuttgart.de
Jamie Dreier            pl436000@brownvm.brown.edu
Nicholas Fitzpatrick    nick@sunburn.waterloo.edu
Danny Loeb              loeb@geocub.greco-prog.fr
Ken Lowe                jdr@u.washington.edu
Michael Luft            scottb@cs.utexas.edu
Sean MacIntosh          casmacin@atlas.cs.upei.ca
John Aidan O'Regan      J_Oregan%csvax1@iruccvax.UCC.IE
Andre Verweij           andre@duteina.tudelft.nl andre@hlniob.uucp.

***** PART THREE *****
*** FONTENOY FALL 1917 REPORT *** 
From: loeb@organon.greco-prog.fr (Daniel LOEB)
Date: Mon, 24 Aug 92 17:29:58 +0200

                Diplomacy Game Fontenoy statistics 1917
                compiled by Danny Loeb
                GM: Ken Lowe

***PLEASE SEND ME CORRECTIONS OR COMMENTS IF YOU HAVE ANY!!!!
***UPDATE

The Southern forces (XAF and 3, formerly of the Northern alliance)
were all set to defend a last ditch stalemate line, when  
The Northern alliance finally breaks down and Munich stabbed Belgium. 

The Southern forces have taken advantage of their disarray and
advanced into the Atlantic Ocean.

Soon after that S-Munich still in the lead with 12 supply centers goes
civil disorder after 17 years of play. What happens next under the
control of the new S-Munich is anyone's guess.

***NUMBER OF SUPPLY CENTERS
       Bel Bre Bul Den Gre Kie Lon Mos Nap Par Rom Ser Smy StP Tri Ven War
     Ank Ber Bud Con Edi Hol Lvp Mar Mun Nor Por Rum Sev Spa Swe Tun Vie
      A B C D E F G H I J K L N P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1900  1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1*1 1 1 1 1
1901  2 2   1   1     1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1   2   1 2 1 1 1 1 1
1902  2 2       1     2 1 1*  1 2 1   2 1   1 1 2 2 2   2   1 2*1 1 1   2
1903  1 2       2     2 1     2 2 1   3 1   1 1 2 2 2   1   2 2 2   1   1
1904  1 3       1     1 1     1 2*2*  4 1     1 2 2 2   1   2 2 2*  2   1*
1905  1 4       1     1*1     2 2* *  4 1*    1 3 3*2    *  3*2 1   2    *
1906  2 4       2     1       2 4     6         4 2 2       3       2
1907  3 5       2             3 3     6         4   2       4       2    
1908  3 7       3             2 1     7         4           6       1
1909  2 6       4             2       7         5*          8
1910  2 6       4             1       9         4*          8
1911  2 7       4*                   11         4           6
1912  2 8       4                    11         3           6
1913  3 9       5                    10         4           3
1914  3 9       6                    10         4*          2
1916  3 7       6                    12         4           2
1917  3 8       5                    11*        5           2
       Bel Bre Bul Den Gre Kie Lon Mos Nap Par Rom Ser Smy StP Tri Ven War
     Ank Ber Bud Con Edi Hol Lvp Mar Mun Nor Por Rum Sev Spa Swe Tun Vie

Note:   number = number of supply centers at the END of that year
        blank  = no supply center left at the END of that year
        *      = 1 change of command DURING that year

***OWNERSHIP OF SUPPLY CENTERS
    Ven Nap Edi Lvp Par Por Bel Mun Ber Swe Stp Mos Con Smy Rum Ser Vie
Year  Rom Tun Lon Bre Mar Spa Hol Kie Den Nor War Sev Ank Bul Gre Bud Tri
1900 7 X T 6 I P N D V Q W 2 B K S L C H 4 U 3 9 R 0 G A 1 F Y J Z E 8 5
1901 7 X T 6 I P N D V Q W W B B Q K S L 4 4 U 9 3 R A A 1 1 F J Z Y 8 5
1902 7 X T X I P N P V Q W 6 B B S K S I 4 4 3 9 9 A 1 A 1 Z F J Z Y Y 5
1903 7 X T X I P N P V Q W N B B S S S I 4 4 3 9 3 A Z F 1 Z F J 5 Y Y 5
1904 7 X T X 4 P N P B Q W Q B B S S S I S 4 3 9 3 A Z F 1 Z Y J 5 Y 7 5
1905 7 X X X 4 P N P B N W B B B S S S I S 4 3 3 3 A Z F Z J Y T Y Y 7 5
1906 7 X X X B P N P B N B P P B S S S S S I 3 3 3 A Z F Z A F X Y Y S 7
1907 7 X X X N P N P B N B B P B S S S S S B 3 3 3 A Z A F Z A X F 3 S 7
1908 7 X X X N B B B B N B P B B S S S S S S 3 3 3 3 F A F A A X F 3 S 3
1909 3 X X X N B N B B X X B B B S S S S S S 3 3 3 3 F A F F 3 A F 3 S 3
1910 3 S X X S B N B B B X X B B S S S S S S 3 3 3 3 F A F F 3 A F 3 S 3
1911 S S X X S B B B B B X X B B S S S S S S 3 3 3 3 F A F F 3 A F 3 S S
1912 3 X X X S B B B B B B B B S S S S S S S S 3 3 3 F A F F 3 A F 3 S S
1913 X X X X S B B B B B B B B S B S S S S S S S 3 3 F A F F F A F 3 S A
1914 X X X X S B B B B B B B B S B S S S S S S S S F F A F F F A F 3 3 A
1916 X X X X S B S B B B B B S S B S S S S S S S S F F A F F F A F 3 3 A
1916 X X X X S B S B B B B B S S B B S S S S S S S F F A F F F A A 3 3 X
    Ven Nap Edi Lvp Par Por Bel Mun Ber Swe Stp Mos Con Smy Rum Ser Vie
Year  Rom Tun Lon Bre Mar Spa Hol Kie Den Nor War Sev Ank Bul Gre Bud Tri

***PLAYER ASSIGNMENTS
Country Player          Account                         Result
A-Ank   Terry Newton    techsy022@spacm1.Spac.Spc.Com
B-Bel   Richard Beard   rb1@ukc.ac.uk
C-Ber   Bruce Onder     onder@venera.isi.edu            eliminated Fall 1901
D-Bre   Robert Rehbold  rehbold@informatik.uni-kl.de    eliminated Fall 1902
E-Bud   Dave Cebula     cebulad@physics.orst.edu        eliminated Fall 1901
F-Bul   Lee Forester    forester@garnet.berkeley.edu    quit Spring 1911
        karl@adler.philosophie.uni-stuttgart.de
G-Con   Brian Pennington RLGWDWA@IUP.BITNET             eliminated Spring 1901
H-Den   John O'Regan    J_OREGAN%CSVAX1@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE eliminated Fall 1901
I-Edi   Rich Campbell   campbell@capsrv.jhuapl.edu      resigned Fall 1905
        Bob Koester     rkoester@umaxc.weeg.uiowa.edu   eliminated Fall 1907
J-Gre   Danny Loeb      loeb@nestor.greco-prog.fr       eliminated Fall 1906
K-Hol   Don Kremer      djk@su19ab.ess.harris.com       quit Fall 1902
        J R Murphy      murphyjoh@urvax.urich.edu       eliminated Fall 1903
L-Kie   Edward J Koll   KOLL02@snybufva.bitnet          eliminated Fall 1902
N-Lvp   B Bacher        bacherb@physics.orst.edu
P-Lon   Ken Wilcox      KWILCOX@AUVM.bitnet             resigned Winter 1904
        Edward J Koll   KOLL02@SNYBUFVA.BITNET          resigned Spring 1905
        Julian West     west@zephyr.greco-prog.fr       eliminated Fall 1909
Q-Mar   Daniel Thomas   thomasd@phobos.mathcs.carleton.edu resigned Fall 1904 
        Oliver Gassner  PISTUD2@DKNKURZ1.BITNET         quit Spring 1905
        Mike Palmer     palmer@hsi86.hsi.com            eliminated 1905
R-Mos   Michael R Hall  hall@wildthing.bellcore.com     eliminated Fall 1902
S-Mun   Mauri Krouse    mauri@psych.bitnet              quit Fall 1917
        Danny Loeb      loeb@nestor.greco-prog.fr
T-Nap   Michael Scholl  nvq@l.cc.purdue.edu             quit Spring 1905
        Oliver Gassner  PISTUD2@DKNKURZ1.BITNET         eliminated Fall 1906
U-Nor   Kimon Berlin    BERLIN@FRECP12.bitnet           eliminated Fall 1902
V-Par   John Carr       jrcarr@grove.iup.edu            eliminated Fall 1904
W-Por   Martin Snow     Hrsmarty%hrs.span@star.stanford.edu elim Fall 1906
X-Rom   Steven N Jones  noyd@cac.washington.edu         quit Winter 1909
        John O'Regan    J_OREGAN%CSVAX1@IRUCCVAX.UCC.IE quit Spring 1910
        Danny Loeb      loeb@geocub.greco-prog.fr       quit Spring 1915
                        n0kernic@teaching.cs.adelaide.edu.au
Y-Rum   Tony Dugdale    IO81144@MAINE.bitnet            quit Spring 1905
        Andre Verweij   BFR3@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA           eliminated Fall 1907
Z-Ser   Jeff Sullivan   jas@venera.isi.edu              eliminated Fall 1908
0-Sev   Michal Prussak  prussak@cs.Buffalo.EDU          eliminated Fall 1901
1-Smy   Chris Chambers  C.J.Chambers@stl.stc.co.uk      resigned Spring 1905
        Nick Fitzpatrick nick@sunburn.waterloo.edu      eliminated 1905
2-Spa   Oliver Gassner  PISTUD2@DKNKURZ1.BITNET         eliminated Fall 1901
3-StP   Kai Hortmann    CHBRIN5@DKNKURZ1.BITNET         resigned 1905
        Patr O'Donnell  pao@ai.mit.edu
4-Swe   Gav Turner      G.Q.Turner@stl.stc.co.uk        replaced Fall 1901
        Chuck Carroll   cec35848@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu       resigned Winter 1903
        John O'Regan    J_OREGAN@CSVAX1.ucc.ie          eliminated Fall 1906
5-Tri   Andre Verweij   andre@duteina.et.tudelft.nl     eliminated Fall 1906
6-Tun   Mike Palmer     palmer@hsi86.hsi.com            eliminated Fall 1903
7-Ven   Don Marolf      steveb@cs.utexas.edu            quits Fall 1904
        J J Lehett      jjl101@psuvm.psu.edu
8-Vie   Ethan Solomita  es1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu      eliminated Fall 1902
9-War   Hoa Ton-That    ton@cwbio.BIOC.CWRU.Edu         abandoned Spring 1904
        Steve Bougerole steveb@cernvax.cern.ch          quit Spring 1905
        James Codik     Jim.Codik@EBay.Sun.COM          eliminated 1905