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On Sunday 21 September 2003 07:02 pm, Anything McGee wrote:
> >Whose did you take, then? And where does it say that you can take them?
> >Wouldn't that count as a Gamestate change as well?
>
> I would interpret the rule as implying that the existing T-shirts are out
> in the open, available for the taking, as was the case at a conference I
> attended this weekend. If they are privately owned, which the rule doesn't
> state, then I apologize for taking someone's shirt and will gladly return
> it. I don't believe that's the case.
>
> Nowhere does it say that one can take them, but nowhere does it say that I
> can't. I would not interpret taking a shirt as a change to the gamestate,
> unless it in fact was privately owned -- the only way it might be a change
> to the gamestate is if it's added to one's notes in the Roster. And even
> then, things included on the Roster don't necessarily require changes to
> the gamestate -- for example, I have the title "Veteran of B Nomic," for
> which I had to do nothing except not forfeit.
[[ I disagee. T-Shirts, since they are defined in the rules are part of the
gamestate. ]]
I create a CFI:
{{
Statement:
The taking, transfer, creation, destroction, and modification of T-shirts are
all considered changes to the gamestate.
Analysis:
T-shirts are defined in rule 1082. This makes them, and any actions pertaining
to them, part of the game state.
Defendant:
Anything McGee
}}
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bd
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