Ed Murphy on Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:33:30 -0700 (MST)


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Re: [s-b] [Oracle] CFI 121


JamesB wrote:

>> Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2010 12:02:05 -0700
>> From: gvistica@xxxxxxxxx
>> To: spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx
>> Subject: [s-b] Call for Inquiry
>>
>> I submit the following CFI:
>>
>>
>> Statement: { Players MAY NOT change eir name to "Respected One". }
>>
>> Argument: { "Respected One" is an entity defined in the rules (defined in Rule 
>> 49.B.4), just as "The Oracle" is an entity defined in the rules (Rule 38). 
>> Therefore, per Rule 47, players may not change eir name the "Respected One", 
>> just as ey may not change eir name to "The Oracle". }
>>
> 
> 
> This is CFI 121. I assign CFI 121 to Judge Murphy. 		 	   		  

Rule 2:
  * Restrictions on character set and length, both of which "Respected
      One" satisfies.
  * All game entities must have unique names, but it doesn't
      prevent them from having additional non-unique names; in
      particular, Rule 60 explicitly describes titles as names
      assigned to players.  Phrases such as "a player's name"
      can reasonably be interpreted as "eir unique name".
  * A player changing eir name to "Respected One" as permitted by
      Rule 47 is explicitly distinguished from players granted the
      title "Respected One" due to Rule 49(B4).

Rule 47:
  * Prohibition is limited to entities defined by "current proposals",
    which I interpret as "proposals currently being voted on".  There
    are currently no such proposals, so it's irrelevant.

No other rule appears to be relevant.  No rule prohibits such a
change, therefore Rule 47 permits it.  FALSE.
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