Glotmorf on 7 May 2002 03:48:41 -0000 |
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spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: NWEEK 14 RESULTS |
On 5/7/02 at 3:24 AM David E. Smith wrote: >Proposal 645/0 (Wake Me When Yer Done, Dear) (Glotmorf): >AFF: Baron von Skippy, Dan, Glotmorf, The Voice, Wild Card, >ABS: Congenital Optimist, rachel, >Counts: (5-0-2-0). Measure passes. >Measure is vetoed by the Administrator. >[[ Technical difficulties in implementation, and general pain-in-the-ass >factor on the parts of everyone involved. This revision, as written, would >lead to half-days and a whole lot of strangeness. May I suggest something >like this to take its place: > >At the end of each nweek, a Writ of Delay for one day is automatically >issued, without any action required on the part of the Administrator. If, >at the end of that day, the results of the previous nweek's voting have >not yet been issued by the Administrator, a Writ of More Delay (one day) >is automatically issued. [[ This process intentionally cuts off after two >days, so that the game won't get caught in an infinite loop that could >conceivably circumvent even Rule Zero. ]] > >]] >Glotmorf scores 9 points. And what about the third day that the results don't appear? I'm not saying it has happened; I'm not saying you would intentionally let it happen. I'm saying it can happen. Your computer dies. You lose internet access. Your new girlfriend's ex-boyfriend comes over and breaks your fingers, your legs and various other parts of your anatomy, and it takes more than a day to learn to type with your nose. What sort of alternative that allows for an indefinite delay short of the seven-day timeout in Rule Zero might you consider? Glotmorf