"Quadibloc" wrote in message
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On Jun 23, 5:46 pm, wrote:

In the first place, the $800K in scholarships is over ten years. More
to the point, it is of no use to the winner unless she wants to attend
Texas Tech. That doesn't mean it's worthless, but neither is it the
bonanza

Then that explains it. If people want the USCF to do their advertising
for them, they'll have to pay the going rate.

The going rate for advertising what benefits especially young chess players
at Chessville is $0. We don't charge for that, we exist to promote that.

USCF do too - but they only say so - they would charge you if you wanted to
say you wanted to donate money to kids in chess. Do I have it right?

Phil Innes

John Savard