Frank Quisinsky,
a German computer chess aficionado, journalist and early WinBoard promoter. Along with Volker Pittlik, Frank founded the Winboard Forum in 1999 [1], and hosts his own computer chess siteFrank's Chess Page[2] with a temporary break in 2007, and maintains his own FCTrating list since 2014 [3]. He contributed to the computer chess column of the German chess magazine Schachwelt[4] with interviews and program reports. Notably, Frank was initiator of the Arena Chess GUI development realized by Martin Blume[5]. In 2004, he established the Gladiator-Shop as an attempt to commercialize engines such as Ruffian[6], Patriot[7] and Ktulu[8] 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 [9][10]. By August 2005, Frank Quisinsky went out of the Arena project.
a German computer chess aficionado, journalist and early WinBoard promoter. Along with Volker Pittlik, Frank founded the Winboard Forum in 1999 [1], and hosts his own computer chess siteFrank's Chess Page [2] with a temporary break in 2007, and maintains his own FCT rating list since 2014 [3]. He contributed to the computer chess column of the German chess magazine Schachwelt [4] with interviews and program reports. Notably, Frank was initiator of the Arena Chess GUI development realized by Martin Blume [5]. In 2004, he established the Gladiator-Shop as an attempt to commercialize engines such as Ruffian [6], Patriot [7] and Ktulu [8] 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 [9] [10]. By August 2005, Frank Quisinsky went out of the Arena project.
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