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Titolo: [FICS.DOC] Update 07-Feb-1999 ver.141


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 entrambi.
La primissima lista (una decina di nomi) te l'ho data io. Non so se anche Giorgi
o ti ha dato altri nomi.
La lista l'ho ottenuta semplicemente dai vari post che contenevano quelle inform
azioni e che avevano come scopo il renderle pubbliche.
Non chiesto nessun consenso, naturalmente.
Inoltre, non ci sono dati personali, a parte nome e cognome.
Quindi mi pare che non si ponga nessun problema di privacy, giusto?
ciao a tutti,
Roberto

P.S.: Se ce l'hai ancora con me perche' ti ho _quasi_ plagiato il nickname,
Ma no, figurati.
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Quindi mi pare che non si ponga nessun problema di privacy, giusto?
Mmmmh... non ne sono cosi' sicuro. Non conosco il testo della legge ma mi sembra
che uno dei motivi per cui era stata proposta era per impedire che le
informazioni personali di terzi fossero scambiate tra vari soggetti allo scopo
di creare delle "liste".
Il fatto che uno inserisca varie informazioni personali nella propria signature,
non significa automaticamente che voglia essere messo in un elenco, soprattutto
a sua insaputa, pur con tutte le migliori buone intenzioni.
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Dove trovo accuclck.exe?
Grazie.
Ciao.

...
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La versione per windows e' questa:
ftp://www.chess.net/pub/Accuclck.exe
Nella stessa cartella trovi anche le versioni per altri sistemi operativi.
Ciao.
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o / \ / \ o  Luca Dormio
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Chess.net ID: Luca_b3
FICS ID: LarsenB
Yahoo! Chess ID: Larsen_b3
Zone ID: Luca_b3

 
Giuro che non me lo ricordo piu', ma se non sbaglio sul sito ftp della
chess.net
.
(Hai notato che sul doc sono rimasto sul vago circa la reperibilita' di
accuclck.exe e accuclock :)
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Infatti, l'ho beccato prima io...Non avete scampo!
Ciao!
Gigi Troso
Gli Scacchi - Chess
http://space.tin.it/sport/ltroso/index.htm
ICQ 10851988
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Infatti, l'ho beccato prima io...Non avete scampo!
Confermo.
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 liberamente vari nickname pur essendoti posto il problema della privacy.
Io ho richiesto espressamente e quindi ho dato il mio assenso
ad essere inserito sulla lista sia a Blade per il suo manuale che a Gigi
per la sua pagina dei Tornei on-line.
Considerando il ...mazzo... che si fanno per rispondere a tutti, per dare
un servizio veramente decente al NG e a tutti gli scacchisti in generale,
non prenderei in considerazione il fatto che non si siano posti il problema della
privacy
(anche perche' esplicitamente ricordata) e li ringrazio pubblicamente di tutto
questo!
                                    Gianni Kiaris
                                    gkinf su AICS, 
chess.net

E' in giro da qualche giorno, prima nel ng olandese e poi in rgcm.
Visto che si parla di cose discusse qua di recente, e non ne ho visto
alcuna eco, ritengo opportuno pubblicarla.
Si tratta di una lettera scritta da Omuku alle federazioni.
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I'm posting here a letter from FIDE that I've found in the Dutch
chess newsgroup.
Tonek
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Lausanne, 17 February 1999
To All Members of the Executive Board
To All National Federations
Dear Friends:
Brief on Current Activities of FIDE
The FIDE President, His Excellency Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, who is
currently on a visit to India, has directed me to address a number of
issues of topical interest in my report to National Federations. I
shall therefore limit my briefing to the current status of the World
Championship, the Polgar - Xie Jun Women's World Championship match,
the Women's knockout World Championships, the FIDE Rating List and our
75th Anniversary celebrations.
In the face of the rumours that the 1999 World Championship in Las
Vegas had been cancelled, the FIDE President in his circular letter of
2 February 1999 reaffirmed that the World Championship will hold this
year in Las Vegas. As a follow-up to the President's circular, I can
confirm that Deputy President G. Makropoulos is currently holding
talks with the hotels and potential sponsors in Las Vegas and our
partners in the US Chess Federation and in the course of the week, the
full details of this Championship will be announced. As the President
stated in his circular, there should be no iota of doubt that the
Championship will hold this year in Las Vegas during the envisaged
period. In order to avoid the problems of clashes of dates in the FIDE
Calendar in the future, the Board at its meeting in Lausanne, 21-22
December 1998, served adequate notice when it directed that the
staging of the Preliminaries and finals of the next cycle of the World
Championships should take place in the last week of November and first
three weeks of December in the year 2000. The Board further announced
that subsequent annual World Championships should hold during the same
period. 
Regarding the final match of the Women's World Chess Championship, the
Presidential Board directed that this event should be held in the
period of the last week of May to the beginning of June 1999, subject
to the confirmation of the final dates by the FIDE President. It
should be noted that the General Assembly at its meeting in Elista
directed that the Women's World Championship final match should be
concluded by April 1999, in time for the Women's knockout World
Championships in Kishinev in September 1999. The Board therefore
decided on these dates for the Polgar - Xie Jun match, following the
request of Women's World Champion Zsuzsa Polgar and in the light of
the directive of the FIDE General Assembly in Elista. As at today, we
have not received any bids for this important FIDE event. We therefore
renew our call to all Federations for the submission of bids in line
with regulations, to reach the FIDE Secretariat as soon as possible.
With respect to the 1999 Women's World Championship in Kishinev, I am
to request all Zone Presidents to submit the results of their zonals
to reach the FIDE Secretariat not later than 31 May 1999, failing
which there will be no representative for a zone which did not
organise its Zonal, in Kishinev. 
Turning to the recent problem associated with the publication of the
January 1999 Rating List, FIDE Rating Administrator Casto Abundo and
World Championship Cycle Committee Chairman Willy Iclicki, met
recently in Moscow with the FIDE President in order to put in place a
more reliable structure, that will ensure that we do not experience a
repeat occurrence. These issues will be further addressed at the
coming meeting of the Steering Committee and Presidential Board next
month in Istanbul. In view of the problems associated with the FIDE
web site as well as other problems which came to light during the last
Olympiad in Elista, both the Steering Committee and the Presidential
Board are currently reviewing our relationship with Chess Planet and
as an interim measure, the January 1999 FIDE Rating List has been
published at the web site: 
www.chess.gr
.
In line with the decision of the 69th FIDE Congress in Elista,
Federations will have received by now, the guidelines for the
implementation of the new Rapid Rating system, which is quite distinct
from the current elo rating for normal chess games. I am to add that
the fees payable for the rating of the rapid tournaments will have to
be borne by the Organisers. It is therefore logical to expect National
Federations to charge additional fees to Organisers for their
administrative expenses in collating and forwarding the results and
fees to FIDE. Kindly send the results of your Rapid tournaments to the
FIDE Secretariat.
As 1999 marks our 75th Anniversary, the Presidential Board has
directed all National Federations to promote activities this year, to
mark this important date in the FIDE Calendar. Meanwhile, the
Committee chaired by Honorary President Florencio Campomanes will be
submitting the details of arrangements for the celebration of FIDE's
75th anniversary in Paris, Las Vegas and Doha. While still on Doha,
permit me to quickly clarify the issue regarding the status of the
meeting of the Executive Board this year in Doha against the
background of the decision of the 69th FIDE Congress in Elista that
the General Assembly should be convened every other year or during the
Olympiad year. The meeting in Doha shall be the 70th FIDE Congress and
meeting of the Executive Board. Sessions of the Executive Board shall
be open to delegates of National Federations to attend as observers.
We shall be pleased to receive any suggestions or questions which you
may have regarding our work in FIDE as we are taking every step in the
Secretariat to finalise all outstanding matters including the early
release of title certificates and badges, the printing of the FIDE
Handbook and updated address book and following up on the decisions on
CACDEC as well as other Committees and Commissions in close
collaboration with Continental Presidents. 
Gens Una Sumus.
E.A. Omuku
Executive Director