Andrew Proescholdt on 3 Oct 2000 05:28:40 -0000 |
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Re: spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: RFJ 1 |
Actually, I think the rules imply Joel is a player. One rule defines Joel as the administrator. Since the administror is an office, and an officer must be a player, Joel must be a player. I don't know how this works with the rule about nothing stopping players from forfeiting.... Ed At 12:20 AM 10/3/00 -0500, you wrote: >Quoth "Kieron Jarvis": >> If Joel rules against RFJ1 then he may not be able to definitively prove >> himself to be a Player either. If he's not a Player then he is not >> Administrator (R208). >> >> I don't know whether he has sent a message to the list stating that he >> desires to be a Player (R209). I haven't seen one since I joined. >> >> I'm not going to call an RFJ on this. I am not attacking Joel. I do want to >> avoid a situation where weeks later we find that Joel is not officially a >> Player and has been voting etc and RFJing as a Player. So, I'll trust him to >> do the right thing or let someone else call the RFJ. >> >> XnJester > >Point taken, but I think I'm safe on this one. I didn't need to declare >myself a Player because I stipulated when starting the game that I was >already a Player (to avoid exactly the problem you describe). > >-- >J. > >-- >Play Nomic! >http://www.nomic.net >