"Taylor Kingston" wrote in message
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Chess One wrote:
You could make the same historical error if you didn't know the moves but
not if you were a chess writer - since the game is FAMOUS for the error.

Hey, Phil -- will you tell us _honestly_ when *you* first became
aware of this FAMOUS error?

You are getting a bit desperate with this diversion Mr. Kingston. But its
okay to say you never heard of it and never read through the games.

Really - its okay.

It doesn't depend on how many people are equally unaware of what you report.
The problem is that you do not acknowledge it AFTER you know better.

Since I have been through a similar scenario with you in respect of
interviewing Averbakh, on a more sober subject of ****ing over Soviet Jews,
where you said you were under-researched, but then suggested to this
newsgroup that you could not recall our correspondence, are you quite fit
for the job?

I mean, if you admitted to the group that you did 'recall', then after I
returned your e-mails to you - privately - without disclosing them, though
you called me a liar in public - you then neither retracted your statement,
offered an apology [not that I asked for one] nor corrected any record.

And now this guffaw [however human it is to err], it must be asked: why you
care for any objective truth at all?

Phil Innes