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In article <3A71E50B.A9AC9DBE@wretched.demon.co.uk>,
Simon Waters  <Simon@wretched.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>Tim Mann has taken a bit of a step backwards,

I did a double take when I read this: taking "a step backwards" would
tend to imply that I did something to make things worse...  :-) 

What I did do was to "step back" from involvement in the GNU Chess
project at the time version 5 came out.  I actually was never more
than a very minor contributor to GNU Chess 4's code; I maintained
the FAQ and submitted a few patches to fix problems in interacting
with xboard.  When version 5 came out, since I didn't know the answers
to any questions about version 5 and was short on time besides, I
withdrew as FAQ maintainer.

I'll bet Stuart would still like to find a new FAQ maintainer; any
volunteers should contact him!

>but still managed to
>contribute a load of improvements to the interface so it works better
>with XBoard/Winboard.

Just a few small changes, pretty much the same kind of thing I used to
do for GNU Chess 4.

       --Tim
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Tim Mann  tim.mann@compaq.com  http://www.tim-mann.org
Compaq Computer Corporation, Systems Research Center, Palo Alto, CA