Re: spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: new proposal: ptime

[Wonko <dplepage@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Quoth Donald Whytock,

> On 2/3/02 at 2:55 AM Dan wrote:
> 
>> It looks pretty thorough to me.  The problem with this kind of rule is
>> that the game-breaking paradox all too often involves the rule which is
>> supposed to sort out the game-breaking paradox.
>> 
>> 
>> My only other comment is that it might be a good idea to specify what sort
>> of paradox you mean.  If I decide that my shell is green and I decide that
>> my shell is not green it hardly matters to the game.
>> 
>> Dan
> 
> Then I suppose that would be the ruling. :)  But that is a good point...I
> didn't try to define paradox in this initial typing because I was hoping for
> feedback.  We've got seven days.
> 
> So now we've got...what?  That the paradox in question must be one that
> interferes with the progress of the game (which colorizing your shell would
> fail to do)?
> 
> Glotmorf
> 
> 

If it's a worthless statement, the Judge will judge REFUSED.
Also, how can two proposals tie for a majority of the votes? It seems like
the way its written now, if no proposal has a majority, nothing could
happen, since the rule requires that one be selected (can we CFJ that that's
a paradox? :)

-- 
Wonko
Magister Mundi sum!