Greg Ritter on 31 Dec 2001 20:24:01 -0000 |
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Re: spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: Yet another form of bandwidth |
Mathematically, it functions as (I believe) the author intended....but I'm still not going to vote for it! :-)
I'll vote for "bandwidth rationing" -- hard limits on proposals per player -- because that's a potential problem that needs solving. This proposal just makes dumping dozens of proposals on the game riskier. It's a deterrent instead of a "regulation." In this instance -- because there's so much room for abuse and decay of game play -- I prefer a regulation.
At 12:08 AM 12/31/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Wonko wrote:I amend my proposals entitled " The Many " to be the following: <proposal> <title> The Many </title> <body>If a rule entitled "Bandwidth Rationing" exists, amend its text to be the following !!!! delimited text. Otherwise, create a new rule entitled "Bandwidth Rationing" with that text.!!!!At the beginning of each voting period, each player shall lose 7n-35 points, where n is the number of proposals e submitted which are on the current Ballot. If 7n-35 is less than zero, eir score shall remain the same. If e would lose more points than eir score, eir score becomes zero.!!!! </body> <rationale>Alright, now you lose 7 points for each proposal beyond the fifth, and the !!!!'s delimit the right text.</rationale> </proposal>Mmm, so by not making any proposals a player would gain 35 points ?? (or lose minus 35) You might want to take a second look at that.Fenrir