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Thanks all for follow-up to year-old thread of Jeremy's ''Multiform.''
Joyce misses the point that his bravely  reviving the two tracks thoroughly
excludes Joe Joyce anymore from the fringe and proves him possessive of
standards. CVPage of 1990's Track One is FIDE replacement. Track Two is
divertissement, bauble, entertainment like Betza's came to be. Designers
hopefully certainly have access to everything,  if only they would avail
themselves.  The full record being  present thanks to CVPage and 'ECV', there is really no excuse otherwise. Ideally write-ups should be steeped in precedent and priority
and then creatively diverge. Now one and all are wholly accountable to
others' intellectual property, the copyrights and patents.  Admittedly
there is extreme variance in consequences. In the fun and games of CVPage,
trespassing others' idea is a light matter and I participate in it. The
object hereabouts  is more artwork than gameplay, more wordplay than
scholarship.  Yet stooping to ''designing things over and over'' is silly, when
there is such established record, nothwithstanding everyone's right to try
to publish something. Imaginativeness ought to mean new not recycled, but
capabilities vary. It is also matter of emphasis. No more frivolously than
90% of CVPage games, I have 10^50 CVs fully interpretable at ''91.5
Trillion...'' Comments, trying utmost to be productive in rules-sets as
humanly possible.