Tyler on Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:15:52 -0700 (MST) |
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Re: [s-b] Proposal |
I know I've been submitting an awful lot, compared to everyone else, and that is probably why you forgot my first proposal. I vote FOR on this one too. I'm sure I need not request it be added to the ballot. (And by the way, Billy P. made it Black the day I proposed it, Aug. 16) On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 2:53 AM, Tyler Coleman <wisety@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I propose that: > > Since certain rules rely on it to be meaningful, Rule 54: Criminal > Offenses, shall be reinstated with the text it had at the time The Beast > consumed it: > > "The rules may make certain Game Actions or gamestates involving a Player > as Crimes by defining them as one of the subcategories of Crimes--Felonies > or Misdemeanors. > > An Offense is a single instance of a Player being so involved in a Crime. > > A Player is Guilty of an Offense if a Jury has Decided so. If a Player is > Guilty of an Offense, and his Punishment has not been Assigned for that > Offense, the Judge is obligated to Assign the Punishment, which must be > greater than or equal in severity to the Minimum Punishment for the Crime > and less than or equal in severity to the Maximum Punishment for the Crime. > > Any Player can, with 4 Support, declare a Punishment to be UNFAIR and > reduce it to the Minimum Punishment for the Crime in question. > > When not otherwise specified, the Minimum Punishment for a Misdemeanor > shall be a fine of m1 and the Maximum Punishment a fine of m50. > > When not otherwise specified, the Minimum Punishment for a Felony shall be > a fine of m25 and the Maximum Punishment a fine of m500. > > A fine consists of the amount of the fine being deducted from the Guilty > Player's mackerel." > > END PROPOSAL > > -- > -Tyler Coleman > -- -Tyler _______________________________________________ spoon-business mailing list spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-business