spoon-business: recognized proposals

[Joel Uckelman <uckelman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is a listing of all recognized proposals. All are version 0 unless 
otherwise noted.

The following proposals by XnJester are recognized:

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Proposal 301
Fix Rule 4 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:51:30

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 4.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisiable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.

Revision numbers differientiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.

Revision numbers differentiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[changed 'revisiable' to 'revisable' and 'differientiate' to
'differentiate'.]]

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Proposal 302
Fix Rule 5 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:51:42

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 5.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 5/0 : Serial Numbers
Every revisable object has a serial number unique for the set of objects of
its type. The serial number of a revisable object of type T is defined as
the intrerpolated string "n/r", where q is the sum of the base number for T
and the object's number, and r is the object's revision number.
[[Example: The serial number for version 0 of Rule 101 would be 101/0, while
the serial number for Rule 203, version 17 would be 203/17.]]

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 5/0 : Serial Numbers
Every revisable object has a serial number unique for the set of objects of
its type. The serial number of a revisable object of type T is defined as
the interpolated string "n/r", where n is the sum of the base number for T
and the object's number, and r is the object's revision number.
[[Example: The serial number for version 0 of Rule 101 would be 101/0, while
the serial number for Rule 203, version 17 would be 203/17.]]

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[I believe that 'q' should actually be 'n'. I have changed 'intrerpolated'
to 'interpolated'.]]

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Proposal 303
Fix Rule 8
2 Oct 2000 03:51:53

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 5.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 8/0 : Comments
The following two non-whitespace characters:
[ ]

are considered "reserved characters when appearing in Official Documents in
ways defined herein.

Excepting any text in the Rule prior to and including this sentence, any
text appearing within doubled square brackets ("[[" and "]]") shall be
considered "comment" text. Comment text shall not have the force of Rule;
its purpose is solely elucidative or demonstrative.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 8/0 : Comments
The following two non-whitespace characters:
[ ]

are considered "reserved" characters when appearing in Official Documents in
ways defined herein.

Excepting any text in this Rule prior to and including this sentence, any
text appearing within doubled square brackets ("[[" and "]]") shall be
considered "comment" text. Comment text shall not have the force of Rule;
its purpose is solely elucidative or demonstrative.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[Added quotes for "reserved". I have changed 'the Rule' to 'this Rule' to
help prevent ambiguity.]]

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Proposal 304
Fix Rule 102
2 Oct 2000 03:52:14

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 5.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 102/0 : Rules and The Ruleset
The Ruleset is the collective body of current Rule versions. The Ruleset may
be altered only as provided therein. Rules are revisiable.
Every Rule must have a unique Rule number. The base Rule number is 300.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 102/0 : Rules and The Ruleset
The Ruleset is the collective body of current Rule versions. The Ruleset may
be altered only as provided therein. Rules are revisable.
Every Rule must have a unique Rule number. The base number for Rules is 0.
Serial numbering of Rules start from 300.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[I have changed 'revisiable' to 'revisable'. I have corrected the last
sentence and added an extra sentence to help prevent ambiguity about base
numbers (as in Rule 5)]]

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Proposal 305
Fix Rule 114 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:52:34

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 114.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 114/0 : Orders
An Order is a command directed to some Agent, known a the recipient,
requiring em to perform exactly one action, or to refrain from performing
one or more actions. Any Order that does not unambiguously specify what
action is to be taken in its execution may be declared invalid by the
Courts.
An Order must be either Legislative, Motive, Administrative, Judicial, or
Private.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 114/0 : Orders
An Order is a command directed to some Agent, known as the recipient,
requiring em to perform exactly one action, or to refrain from performing
one or more actions. Any Order that does not unambiguously specify what
action is to be taken in its execution may be declared invalid by the
Courts.
An Order must be either Legislative, Motive, Administrative, Judicial, or
Private.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[The word 'a' changed to 'as'.]]

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The following Proposal by God is recognized:

Proposal 306
[[no title]]
2 Oct 2000 21:59:56

I propose that the following rule be added to the ruleset:

A forum not declared to be a public forum by the Administrator is not a 
public forum.  Actions taken in a forum that is not a public forum are not 
recognized.

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The following Proposals by XnJester are recognized:

Proposal 307
Fix Rule 223 typo
2 Oct 2000 02:59:39

A legislative order to correct the wording of rule 223.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 223/0 : Adoption of Proposals
A Proposal is adopted iff, at the close of voting, its passage ratio exceeds
one-half. Legislative Orders in the text of an adopted Proposal shall be
executed in a timely fashion by the appropriate Officers.
0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 223/0 : Adoption of Proposals
A Proposal is adopted if, at the close of voting, its passage ratio exceeds
one-half. Legislative Orders in the text of an adopted Proposal shall be
executed in a timely fashion by the appropriate Officers.
0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[The fifth word of the text 'iff' changed to 'if'.]]

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Proposal 308
Fix Rule 114 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:02:10

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 114.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 114/0 : Orders
An Order is a command directed to some Agent, known a the recipient,
requiring em to perform exactly one action, or to refrain from performing
one or more actions. Any Order that does not unambiguously specify what
action is to be taken in its execution may be declared invalid by the
Courts.
An Order must be either Legislative, Motive, Administrative, Judicial, or
Private.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 114/0 : Orders
An Order is a command directed to some Agent, known as the recipient,
requiring em to perform exactly one action, or to refrain from performing
one or more actions. Any Order that does not unambiguously specify what
action is to be taken in its execution may be declared invalid by the
Courts.
An Order must be either Legislative, Motive, Administrative, Judicial, or
Private.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[The word 'a' changed to 'as'.]]

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Proposal 309
Fix Rule 4 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:08:51

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 4.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisiable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.
Revision numbers differientiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.
Revision numbers differentiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[changed 'revisable' to 'revisable' and 'differentiate' to
'differentiate'.]]

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Proposal 310/0
Fix Rule 4 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:08:51

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 4.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisiable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.
Revision numbers differientiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.
Revision numbers differentiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[changed 'revisable' to 'revisable' and 'differentiate' to
'differentiate'.]]

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Proposal 310/1
Fix Rule 4 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:10:02

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 4.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisiable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.
Revision numbers differientiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 4/0 : Versions and Revision Numbers
Every modification to a revisable object that does not eliminate it from
play creates a new version of it.
Revision numbers differentiate versions of revisable objects. Each time a
revisable object is altered, its revision number is incremented. The initial
revision number is 0.

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[changed 'revisiable' to 'revisable' and 'differientiate' to
'differentiate'.]]

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Proposal 311
Fix Rule 5 typo
2 Oct 2000 03:18:52

This is a legislative order to correct the wording of rule 5.

The original (incorrect) text states:

" Rule 5/0 : Serial Numbers
Every revisable object has a serial number unique for the set of objects of
its type. The serial number of a revisable object of type T is defined as
the intrerpolated string "n/r", where q is the sum of the base number for T
and the object's number, and r is the object's revision number.
[[Example: The serial number for version 0 of Rule 101 would be 101/0, while
the serial number for Rule 203, version 17 would be 203/17.]]

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"


It will be changed to:

" Rule 5/0 : Serial Numbers
Every revisable object has a serial number unique for the set of objects of
its type. The serial number of a revisable object of type T is defined as
the interpolated string "n/r", where n is the sum of the base number for T
and the object's number, and r is the object's revision number.
[[Example: The serial number for version 0 of Rule 101 would be 101/0, while
the serial number for Rule 203, version 17 would be 203/17.]]

0. Initial Rule, 2 October 2000"

[[I believe that 'q' should actually be 'n'. I have changed 'intrerpolated'
to 'interpolated'.]]

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J.

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