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OpeningTime wrote:
1) Is there a computer programme that tells you when words which used in context are not "rude" suddenly are "rude" because the context has changed?
2) There is a town in England called Scunthorpe. Local bigwigs were furious when they found the name was filtered out by many search engines. Computers can't do everything.
3) Rude is an attitude rather than a language.
You are right, that's why, i wrote that it could be a special approvement action on the opponent side to tell is the sentence is really rude, so having a database of context free or context dependent sentences, i hope it could be possible, for instance, to use neuron network to recognize the most of the cases, which are still require approvement.
Mar 1, 2011
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I rarelly type anything to the other player and I got a remark telling me I was a good player but rude and not a gentleman... i looked at the 2 games I played him... 1st was a draw I was up a queen and 2 rooks and i stalemated in time trouble... the next I killed him.... I guess because I didnt play him 10 times I am rude! what do you say to that!
Graciekiller wrote:
I rarelly type anything to the other player and I got a remark telling me I was a good player but rude and not a gentleman... i looked at the 2 games I played him... 1st was a draw I was up a queen and 2 rooks and i stalemated in time trouble... the next I killed him.... I guess because I didnt play him 10 times I am rude! what do you say to that!
I would say, to myself, some very rude things.
These threads about Chess.com etiquette have been popping up quite often lately, haven't they?
It's an alright idea in my opinion, but as OpeningTime said on the first page, the computer may misinterpert words and sentences as obnoxious or as profanity.
Lokaz wrote:
These threads about Chess.com etiquette have been popping up quite often lately, haven't they?
It's an alright idea in my opinion, but as OpeningTime said on the first page, the computer may misinterpert words and sentences as obnoxious or as profanity.
A good thing it is alright, because otherwise we may need to start a thread about the etiquette of starting threads about etiquette.
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