Glotmorf on 10 Apr 2002 02:16:49 -0000 |
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spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: Revision and a new proposal |
On 4/9/02 at 9:50 PM Eric Gerlach wrote: >{{ >__Can we talk about this later, honey?__ > >{{ >__Shelving a topic__ > >A Player may vote "SHELVE" for a proposal on a ballot. For the purposes >of >vote counting, votes of "SHELVE" count as votes against the >proposal. However, if the proposal fails no effects occur, as if the >proposal had not failed. This rule supercedes rules 124 and 154 in this >regard. Instead, at the beginning of the next nweek [[ recall that >counting happens during the same nweek as voting ]], a new proposal is >created which has the same text as did the final revision of the proposal >that failed. This proposal is treated as if it had been proposed by the >original proposal's proponent. > >If a proposal is vetoed by the Administrator, this rule does not affect >that proposal. >}} > >[[ This allows us to postpone otherwise good proposals until the next >nweek >if they have fatal, fatal bugs in them, rather than the proponent losing >charm and points, not to menation having to repropose. ]] > >}} Does the shelved proposal count against the following week's bandwidth limit? Glotmorf