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Frank Quisinsky [1] Frank Quisinsky,

a German computer chess aficionado, journalist and early WinBoard promoter. Along with Volker Pittlik, Frank founded the Winboard Forum in 1999 [2], and hosts his own computer chess site Frank’s Chess Page [3] with a temporary break in 2007, and maintains his own FCT rating list since 2014 [4]. He contributed to the computer chess column of the German chess magazine Schachwelt [5] with interviews and program reports. Notably, Frank was initiator of the Arena Chess GUI development realized by Martin Blume [6]. In 2004, he established the Gladiator-Shop as an attempt to commercialize engines such as Ruffian [7], Patriot [8] and Ktulu [9] bundled with Arena, to provide a small income for their developers and to support further development. The project was abandoned after suspicions that the new Patriot 2.0 was based on Fruit became substantial in May 2005 [10] [11]. By August 2005, Frank Quisinsky went out of the Arena project.

Photos

Vincent and Frank, IPCCC 1998 [12]

Team Patzer, Frank Quisinsky and Roland Pfister, ICT 2001 [13]

Forum Posts

Über Frank Quisinsky Interviews

References

  1. from the Photo Composition of the Participants, DOCCC 1999, Dutch Open Computer Chess Championship 1999 old CSVN site
  2. Thanks by Đorđe Vidanović, Winboard Forum, August 28, 1999
  3. Frank’s Chess Page
  4. First FCT1 rating list now available … by Frank Quisinsky, CCC, May 12, 2014
  5. Schachwelt-Blog - Schachwelt - der Blog für Schachspieler (German)
  6. Arena 3.0 Chess GUI
  7. Ruffian 2.1.0 … by Frank Quisinsky, CCC, February 09, 2004
  8. After Ruffian now the second project clear for take off (Patriot) … by Frank Quisinsky, CCC, March 27, 2004
  9. Ktulu 5.0 by Rahman Paidar (Iran) available in Gladiator-Shop tomorrow! by Frank Quisinsky, CCC, May 01, 2004
  10. Patriot 2.0 Revealed as a Clone! by Nog, CCC, May 04, 2005
  11. Re: Sorry Vladimir but this is what I see… by Christopher Conkie, CCC, May 09, 2005
  12. Ein Besuch in Paderborn 1998 by Thorsten Czub
  13. 1st International CSVN-Tournament 2001 by Thomas Mayer, ICT 2001

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