Mike Murray wrote:

As I recall, the FSS quite regularly attacked or forged the identities
of folks who either criticized Polgar or were on the opposite sides of
issues from Polgar. For example, after J. Shahade, in her book,
"Chess Bitch", made light of some of Polgar/Truong's coaching
techniques, a number of FSS sexist remarks appeared about her.

Does this *prove* anything? Not necessarily ( I agree with Guy Macon
on this)

The phrase I like to use in such cases is, "Not proof, but certainly
suggestive." When I see a field full of white sheep, that isn't proof
that they are white -- it only proves that the side of each sheep
facing me is white -- but it does suggest that the sheep are white
on both sides.


--
Guy Macon
http://www.guymacon.com/