On Jul 11, 6:47*am, samsloan wrote:
On Jul 11, 9:17 am, "Chess One" wrote:

Sam Sloan ignores 5 years of commitment to chess in the USA, and further
commitments, both as performed and as offered to USCF - and Sam Sloan's idea
is to then abuse that person's record in public, because he 'doesn't see'.

Sam Sloan sees what he wants, methinks, and he only sees Susan Polgar, so if
Gregory Alexander had /not/ worked for Susan Polgar before the award, Sam
Sloan must now find something else to cavil about.

Phil Innes

Do you have any evidence, any evidence at all, that Gregory Alexander
was in any way involved with chess or with the USCF prior to mid-2006?

Can you in any way substantiate his claim that he has been a volunteer
for 5 years?

Records of the USCF show that Gregory Alexander first joined the USCF
in mid-2006. There is no record at all of his existence prior to that
date. If he was using another name (as I suspect) I would like to know
what it was.

Except for one posting in mid-2006, his first posting to this forum
was in mid-2007 and was entitled "Forum Follies".

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.g.../msg/8204c6671...

It is well worth reading because, in it, Gregory Alexander complains
about the same things that we are complaining about now.

Sam Sloan

Sam Sloan is fabricating as usual.

The online collegiate games that I help organize are not rated, so
USCF cross-tables won't be found. I also work with other TD's that are
helping in a volunteer role. We have a great committee and team.

I played chess actively in scholatics and in the military. I believe
that some games were NW Chess rated. However, as a young lad I figured
out that I would never be a Master level player, so I gave up
competive chess.

I help organize and promote chess as I feel that it is a great hobby
for our kids.

Gregory