| The Nihon Ki-in |
For kindly supplying me in the past with the most recently
played professional games, especially Mr. Saheki Yoshio. |
| The Ishi Press |
For making professional games available to the Western World
by the publication of Go World. |
| Kiseido |
For making professional games available to the Western World
by continuing the publication of Go World. |
| James Davies |
For supplying the Western Go player with
News From Japan.
I gratefully added his articles to this site to supply
lively information on the Japanese Go Scene rather than
just the results and games.
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| Bob Terry |
For allowing me to use his work on the biographies. He's the
person who typed in the initial set of biographies, a great job.
Bob also produces game collections on disk (all taken from KIDO)
and translates Go books from Japanese to English.
These books are available from
Yutopian enterprises.
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| Ahn, Toh-Kyeong |
Toh-Kyeong Ahn submits lots of Korean games.
For example, the Korean Wang-Wi title (31st, 32nd and 33rd edition).
He can also be found regularly on IGS replaying professional
games, mostly from the Korean Go scene.
|
| Pierre Audouard |
Pierre Audouard does substantial work on the
Korean section of GoBase.org. For example, consistent
writing of Korean players, submitting biographical
information on them, and submitting game records
covering the Korean Baduk scene.
Another important and impressive contribution is
the Korean Problem Academy, a popular study corner
within GoBase.org.
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| Matt Luce |
Matt Luce, living in China, occasionaly sends
news bites which usually make it to the frontpage
of gobase.org.
|
| Joachim Beggerow |
Once Joachim discovered the database he started to submit games.
The Qi-Wang 1994 title
games are submitted first by him. More games followed since.
|
| Klaus Blumberg |
Klaus Blumberg sends me corrections of game records and data.
He is currently filling the gaps in some of the Japanese
title matches. For example the
5th Gosei Match
and the
27th Oza Match
are contributions made by him.
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| Chou Chih-Yeh |
For replaying games on IGS (using the teach command)
which almost all made it into the database as well.
|
| Chu Tsz-Kin |
For replaying games on IGS (using the teach command)
thus letting lots of people enjoy professional Go.
|
| Paul Donnelly |
For supplying me with pointers to more games.
|
| Leo Dorst |
For his offer and work on entering professional games,
most notably the Japanese
Meijin title match.
|
| Helge Duerschke |
Helge suddenly suprised me with lots of games by mail. The
Gosei 1977 games
for example are submitted by him. Many games followed since...
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| Dave Dyer |
For supplying me with player biographies and making
valuable suggestions concerning the issue how to merge game
collections (using game signatures). Also, Dave
added lots of birth dates to the biographies.
|
| David Godinger |
For indepth discussions on various aspects of publication
of Go games by InterNet media.
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| Marc Gonzalez |
For feedback and offering help.
|
| Bo Huang |
For feedback and supplying me with games of the Chinese Go
scene, most notably the games between Ma and Nie in their
best-of-7
series.
|
| Richard Hunter |
Richard Hunter is filling in the holes in the Japanese Honinbo and
Meijin title collections. He submitted lots of games ranging from
the 3rd Honinbo all the way through the 29th.
|
| Yoshikazu Ishihara |
Yoshikazu Ishihara sent me the games of the
22nd Meijin League,
the games of the 1st professional pair-go tournament and
the games of the 1st and 2nd Rico Cup (Professional Pair Go).
|
| Arnold Jonk |
For invaluable feedback both on UNIX and PC systems.
Arnold also supplied me with Japanese
Meijin
title games. Arnold also discovered a bug in Xgoban
(multiple US[] occurences will crash the program).
|
| Lee Joongul |
Joongul has started his contribution by submitting the final of the
Tong Yang Security Cup
1994 games.
|
| Li Xiangshang |
For supplying me with corrections of the names of Chinese Go players
and his list of them in Chinese characters..
|
| Mihai Lita |
For contributing various games from recent matches and tournaments.
|
| Pieter Mioch |
Pieter frequently submits missing games, especially from the Japanese
Go scene. Recently he did lots of research to find all of the first
1962 Meijin league
games. But there is more: starting October 2000 Pieter Mioch is
editor of a new column
on this site. Pieter is Dutch but living in Japan.
|
| Martin Müller |
For supplying me with lots of games. Martin Müller
thoroughly checks each collection for missing games and
leaves no efforts unwasted to find the missing ones.
Getting the Japanese
Kisei
and
Honinbo
title match collection almost 100% complete is mainly his effort.
Martin also went into great efforts to find the missing
Chinese-Japanese SuperGo
games.
|
| Okamoto Takayuki |
Takayuki Okamoto started to submit the 20th
Meijin
league games
to rec.games.go.
I happily added them to these pages as well.
|
| Geert-Jan van Opdorp |
For encouragement, knowledge, and everlasting partnership.
While we work on the GoBase database
engine each and every minute is fully used and
we hardly have time left to play the game of
Go itself. The dream we share from the moment
we started to work on GoBase is to let as many
Go players as possible (both professional as
amateur) profit from the capabilities of the
program as an interface to large game collections.
|
| Jan van Rongen |
Jan van Rongen is filling gaps in the Japanese major and minor
title matches like the Honinbo and Meijin.
Besides, he submits league games of these events as well.
|
| Shirasu Hiroyuki |
Mr. Shirasu Hiroyuki provides GoBase.org with a variety of
games played by Fujisawa Hideyuki, also known as
Fujisawa Shuko.
|
| C. A. Steadman |
For supplying me with valuable information concerning SGF
compatibility issues.
|
| Suzuki Yasunori |
Yasunori Suzuki submitted games of the 20th Kisei Title Match
and all games of the 43rd NHK cup.
|
| Tada M. |
M. Tada goes through a great effort to improve the quality of the
Japanese title pages by supplying me with game properties,
background information and game records.
|
| Yoon SeongMo |
SeongMo Yoon has been tremendously helpful in getting
the Korean player list up to date. Besides Mr. Yoon
provides me with lots of game records from the Korean
Go scene.
|
| Mike Vaughn |
Mike Vaughn is supplying me with the Japanese Honinbo and
Meijin league tables. Besides, he submits games of these
events as well. Since then Mike sorted out lots and lots
of games and helped me to make the collection more complete.
|
| Wayne Wang |
Wayne Wang filled the gaps in the
22nd Meijin League.
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| Yang Zi-Wei |
For lots of suggestions, comments, information and games.
Zi-Wei is working on information on the Chinese Go Scene
and especially the matches with Japan.
Who doesn't know Zi-Wei highly informative postings on the
newsgroup rec.games.go?
|
| Yuen Terence |
Terence Yuen submitted the games of the 1965, 1966 and 1967
Meijin title clashes between Rin Kaiho and Sakata Eio, the 4th, 12th,
18th and 23rd Oza match, the 14th Judan match followed by the
1975 Meijin challenge between Ishida Yoshio and Rin Kaiho.
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