Re: spoon-discuss: Roster incompleteness

[Jonathan David Amery <jdamery@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Thus spake "Gavin Doig":
> > 
> > On a related note, can you remember how Acka's statute was worded? I seem t
> o 
> > remember it made things legal if they weren't noticed for 2 weeks, but I co
> ul
> > dn't see it in the last version of the rules I could find, and I'm not sure
>  o
> > f the details.
> > 
> > uin.
> 
> Where is Acka archived, BTW? It occurs to me that I don't have a copy of it 
> in the Nomic Museum.
> 
 www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/acka/ has some stuff, as does Duncan
Richer's site (slakko).

 In answer to the other question, try:

 Rule 701/5
  Crime
  Mohammed (Jason Orendorff)

To break the Rules is to commit the Crime of Blatant Disregard.

To perform an action specified by the Rules to be Illegal is the Crime
of Illegal Action. An action specified by the Rules to be
"impermissible" is, by contrast, impossible. Although such an action
does not occur it is not in itself a crime.

If, however, the illegality or impossibility of a publically knowable
change to the game state goes unreported for at least 14 days, the
action or inaction which caused that change is considered legal, but
it is still a Crime. The change is deemed to have occurred
retroactively to the time of the attempt. The preceding does not apply
to the case of events which occur automatically, but whose occurrence
is not (or erroneously) reported [e.g., loss of the Great
Trombone]. This paragraph has precedence over rule 103 (Retroactive
Effects).

Failure of an Officer to perform a Duty of an Office e holds is the
Crime of Non-Performance. The act of performing a Duty incorrectly is
the Crime of Malpractice.

* Created by Proposal 1365 on 30 Oct 1996
* Renumbered by Rule 1412 on 13 Nov 1996 by Malenkai (Randy Hall)
* Amended by Proposal 1772 on 10 Mar 1997 by Malenkai (Randy Hall)
* Amended by Proposal 2606 on 25 Jan 1998 by Slakko (Duncan Richer)
* Amended by Proposal 2765 on 16 Mar 1998 by The Gingham Wearer (Tom
  Walmsley)
* Amended by Proposal 3459 on 27 Aug 1998 by Mr. Tambourine Man (Tom
  Walmsley)