| Taylor Kingston 2005-05-27, 8:32 pm |
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Sam Sloan wrote:
quote:
> I have just finished reading the junk below, which Taylor Kingston
> insists should have been published in Chess Life magazine by Larry
> Evans.
Sam, your comprehension skills again fail you, as so often happens.
An important part of "the junk below" WAS published in Chess Life:
December 2001, page 7. However, it was ALTERED -- what appeared in
Chess Life WAS NOT what I wrote to Evans. Understand now?
Imagine, say, that you write: "Taylor Kingston is not a very nice
person." Later I purport to quote this as "Taylor Kingston is a very
nice person." Do you get the idea now?
quote:
> I can state that any Chess Life editor who agreed to publish the
> material below would probably have been fired on the spot by Tim
> Redman, an English Professor who was USCF President at the time.
Then you'd better get Redman on the phone right now, and have him
fire Peter Kurzdorfer retroactively.
quote:
> Furthermore, I can state that if Larry Evans had submitted the
> material below for publication, not only would the editor of Chess
> Life have rejected it, but Larry Evans might have lost his column for
> good.
See my comment above.
quote:
> It is astounding that over and over again in dozens of postings to
> this group Taylor Kingston has repeatedly contended that Larry Evans
> was under some obligation to publish this material in Chess Life
> magazine.
Sam, these "dozens of postings" are figments of your imagination. You
have not bothered to produce a single one. You cannot, because they do
not exist. However, as I predicted a few days ago, that has not stopped
you from repeating your fantasy.
I do insist that Evans is under this obligation: that if he quotes
someone -- me or anyone -- he must do so accurately. Do you consider
that unreasonable?
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> On 22 May 2005 08:38:41 -0700, "Taylor Kingston"
> <tkingston@chittenden.com> wrote:
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