Wonko on 23 May 2002 02:07:10 -0000 |
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spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: CFJ 690/0 |
Quoth bd, > On Wednesday 22 May 2002 18:27, you wrote: > <snip> >> As Glotmorf has repeatedly insisted, Charter Props are not normal Props. >> Because the Charter Rule says so, Charter Props are put on the Ballot and >> voted on. However, the Charter Rule does not account for the following >> things which they are excluded from by not being proposals: >> They don't recieve Serial Numbers (r5) >> They may attempt to temporarily circumvent the rules (r10) >> They may not be revised (r19) >> **They are not processed, nor do their actions take effect**, nor may they >> be vetoed, nor do they cause dimension changes to their proponents (r32) >> They need not be displayed for public review (r211) >> They may not be rectified by the admin to change 'day' to 'nday' (r257) >> They are not exempt from the Scarf's effects (r258) >> They may not modify the LOGAS (r260) > > Additional analysis: > I quote rule 631/1: > > Groups, as defined in Rule Five-Seven-Eight, also known as Clubs, can be > formed by a Player making a Charter Prop, which is like a normal prop. in > that it's added to the nweek ballot and voted on. A Charter Prop, though, > passes unless 2/3 of the votes it receives are against it. > > It goes on to put more restrictions, but it does not say that the charter prop > is different in that it has no effect. So you believe that Charter Props *are* proposals? -- Wonko