[Spoon-business] The Daily Recognizer (Thursday morning)

["David E. Smith" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

An election for Minister of the Force is in progress. The nominees are:

Wonko
The Administrator

Votes may be directed either to a public forum, or to me.


Cleaning up: I paid Dan twice for p843 (once when I vetoed it, then a
second time when I realized the veto was illegal). Dan returns 7 points
(that e never should have had) to wherever it is points come from.

CFI 828: There are, at present, only two members of the Upper House who
aren't on leave. The Upper House's rules still don't specify the
requirement that its selected members be currently active, which would at
present be impossible anyway. Thus, the judicial assignments stand (unless
I've overlooked something). Anyway, Glotmorf rules FALSE on this one, as I
suspected e would. ;)

Glotmorf rules on CFI874. (The reason UIN isn't listed as being "on leave"
is because e clearly isn't on leave -- e's been voting and everything...
I'm allowed to adjust a player's actions to a game-legal form, subject to
complaint within three days or so. There was an implied "I'm Off Leave"
when Wonko first cast votes in UIN's name, several weeks ago.)

Athena rules FALSE on CFI872.

Dan requests a glass of Champagne.

"I Can Do It! C'mon! I know I can do it!" is 880/0, 880/1.
"It's not a slicer..." is 878/1, 878/2.
"An Ode to the Gods of Planar Geometry" is 873/2. (Please check it, as
your changes were a bit ambiguous, and led to subsection E.4.5 not making
as much sense as it could.)
"Who said games were supposed to be easy?" is 881/0, 881/1.
"Freedom of Speech" is 882/0.
"Right to Privacy"  is 882/1, 882/2.
"What, You Thought This Was a Charity?" is 883/0.
"A Little Less is a Little More: The Ballot" is 884/0. (By my count, this
is legal -- including 2 M-Tek proposals, this is number 5. You're at the
bandwidth limit, but not over it. Changing M-Tek proposals in the
database is a pain in the ass, frankly, so I'm gonna try just appending
"M-Tek" to the proposal name and see how well it goes.)
"The Way It Should've Been" is 858/1.

Sometime in early August, there will be several days' worth of Writ of
Delay, whilst I drive 2000 miles. Plan ahead!

...dave

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