Jamie Dallaire on Fri, 23 Jan 2009 08:58:39 -0700 (MST) |
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On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 8:20 AM, 0x44 <bnomic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > M P Darke wrote: > >> I've been going through the archives of the Oracle, and I've found >> Consultation 168. This question cannot be answered NO or YES. I find the >> answer inconsistent. >> >> > That's nice, but it's already Pondered, and you're can only submit a Claim > within a Jiffy. Also, the answer to Consultation 168 may be incorrect, but > if it is incorrect it's correct. "Are the answers to Pondered Consultations correct, after the Consultations become Pondered?" Also, I think it's perfectly consistent to answer that question NO. The answers aren't necessarily correct. This is explicit in the rules now, but wasn't at the time. (well, unless you mean that it's neither entirely yes nor entirely no given that some are correct and some are incorrect... In which case I agree.) I submit the following Proposal, entitled "For Vague Consultations": { In Rule 5E36 (Judgment), replace the sentence: {{ The selected Priest shall find inspiration in his knowledge of the Rules and, as a Game Action, Answer his assigned Consultation YES, NO, or, in cases where neither of these two answers can potentially be logically correct, PARADOX, causing it to become Answered. }} by the following sentence: {{ The selected Priest shall find inspiration in his knowledge of the Rules and, as a Game Action, Answer his assigned Consultation YES, NO, SOMETIMES, or, in cases where neither of these three answers can potentially be logically correct, PARADOX, causing it to become Answered. }} } [[I was trying to come up with some formulation aimed at explaining in that rule, in an extra sentence, that questions that were broad enough to apply to multiple entities (e.g. "consultations" in general) could lead to answers that should be neither necessarily yes or necessarily no, in which case answers of NO should be considered logically correct, but I couldn't come up with anything satisfactory. I think this addition would do a better job anyway.]] [[pre-emption: ehird: BINA]] Billy Pilgrim _______________________________________________ spoon-business mailing list spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-business