| Rob Speer on 25 Sep 2003 14:00:29 -0000 |
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| [Spoon-business] Picky ambiguity that will never show up |
[[ This is a much less important flaw in Go, but is still an ambiguity
in the rules - the Ko rule is underspecified. ]]
I propose:
__Better safe than confused__
{{
In Rule 1639 [[Go]], section E [[Ko]], change the paragraph
{{
Two states of the board are considered "equivalent" if the only
difference between them is that, at any number of given positions, a
stone belonging to one player is replaced by a stone belonging to
another, and those two players are allied. Only the positions of pieces
on the board, not the state of alliances, are considered
}}
to
{{
Two states of the board are considered "equivalent" if the only
difference between them is that, at any number of given positions, a
stone belonging to one player is replaced by a stone belonging to
another, and those two players are allied in either state. Only the
positions of pieces on the board are considered when checking for
equivalence; differences in the state of alliances or in who made the
most recent move are not considered.
}}
}}
--
Rob Speer
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