Jamie Dallaire on Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:44:50 -0700 (MST) |
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[s-b] Proposal: |
I submit the following proposal: {{ Amend rule 2-2, under the heading "Conflict Culling", to read: {{ When Conflict Culling occurs, every Open proposal is processed in descending order of Strength, and in ascending order of Proposal Number when Strength is equal. When a proposal is processed in this manner, if it is Won, then every proposal that Conflicts with it becomes Lost. }} [[The way Conflict Culling reads currently, conflicting proposals with equal strength are processed in descending order of Proposal Number, meaning proposals submitted later are processed first and can knock out earlier ones...]] [[This fix allows a player whose proposal is targeted directly by a proposal submitted later (or even indirectly, i.e. they happen to contradict each other) to modify his own proposal and declare it in conflict with the later proposal. As long as the original proposal passes, the later one is not a threat unless it can muster more strength, in which case the original proposal should logically fail anyway...]] Add a paragraph to Rule 2-2, under the heading "Submission and Revision", that reads: {{ If, in the Chairman's judgment, a revision radically alters the nature or purpose of a Pending Proposal, he may reassign it a new Proposal Number greater than those of all other Pending Proposals. Any player may, with 1 more supporter than objections within 2 ndays, force the Chairman to take such action. }} [[This should prevent players from "reserving" low proposal numbers by submitting bogus proposals early in the week, just in case they might eventually need to conflict with something later, unspecified for the moment...]] }} Billy Pilgrim _______________________________________________ spoon-business mailing list spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-business