06 Jul 04
Originally posted by kirksey957never tried a limit myself, but mathematically it would mean the latter.
OK this may be a dumb question but I need some clarification and this may be helpful to others. When there is an open inivte and the person doing the inviting has something like: >1700 for the paremeters, does that mean up to 1700 or greater than 1700?
06 Jul 04
Originally posted by kirksey957I guess it means 1700+...........
OK this may be a dumb question but I need some clarification and this may be helpful to others. When there is an open inivte and the person doing the inviting has something like: >1700 for the paremeters, does that mean up to 1700 or greater than 1700?
06 Jul 04
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Originally posted by RavelloThere's no guessing. It is true 😀
I guess it means 1700+...........
Some explanation on the use of the < and > signs: The side of such a sign a number is on, notates whether this number is at the top or bottom end of the rating range. Hereby the sides notate: small < large, bottom < top. So:
< 1700, 1700 >: 1700 is at the top end, so all ratings under 1700 are accepted.
> 1700, 1700 <: 1700 is at the bottom end, so all ratings above 1700 are accepted.
A combination can be used:
>1200, <1400 means a rating between 1200 and 1400.