Notation

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From: Chris Redmond
Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1985 03:41

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>>     1. P-K4	P-QB4		       22.R-R3	   B-N2
>>     2. N-KB3	P-Q3		       23.B-K3     R-K2
>
>This "other" notation is called "inferior."

Inferior, all right. All it does is tell you what piece moved to
what square, so you can follow the game in your head.  Wouldn't
want that kind of pandering to human beings now, would we?
Might interfere with machine-readability.

  :-) , I think.   Maybe :-( instead.

Come on, guys: a lot of people LIKE traditional notation.
Me, for one.

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