Wonko on 23 Nov 2002 19:13:02 -0000 |
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Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Ramroding the CFI's |
Quoth bd, > On Friday 22 November 2002 05:32 pm, Orc In A Spacesuit wrote: >> From: bd <bdonlan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >> >>> On Friday 22 November 2002 05:14 pm, Orc In A Spacesuit wrote: >>>> I change my name to David E. Smith. By rule 25, I am now the >>>> administrator. >>> >>> I attach the following analysis to my previous CFI: >>> {{ >>> By rule 2, "Any similarity between the string of characters that >>> constitute the name of a Player and a string of characters in the text of >>> a Proposal, Rule, or Judgment shall have no impact on the implementation >>> of that Proposal, Rule, or Judgment, unless the language of the Proposal, >>> Rule, or Judgment specifically indicates the string of characters is >>> referring to a Player of that name. ". >>> >>> Rule 25 states: "The Administrator is David E. Smith." Rule 25 does not >>> specifically indicate the string of characters, "David E. Smith" is >>> referring >>> to a Player of that name. >>> >>> Therefore "the player formerly known as Orc in a Spacesuit" is not the >>> Administrator, but he is "the player named David E. Smith". >>> }} >>> -- >>> bd >>> Young men think old men are fools; but old men know young men are fools. >>> -- George Chapman >> >> And I counter with whatever Glotmorf used in eir CFI to actually let >> __Glotmorf Rules!__ work. They are based on the exact same concept. >> >> Now, either: >> the concept is true, and Glotmorf could've gotten power, and I became admin >> or the concept is not true, and Glotmorf never could've gotten power, and I >> am not admin, and everything's just fine. >> >> Either way Glotmorf has no power now. > > That rule 2 problem was a misconception. The Glotmorf rules! rule explicitly > indicates that it refers to a player. r25 does not. It didn't explicitly indicate that it did originally. And Glotmorf couldn't have changed it to explicitly do it now if it wasn't legal then, because e didn't have the power. So, the possible gamestates: 1. The Society rule empowered societies to change the rules True: goto 2 False: goto 3 2. Rule 2 prevented __Glotmorf Rules!__ from giving Glotmorf power True: goto 4 False: goto 5 3. Rule 2 prevented Orc from being the Administrator. True: goto 6 False: goto 7 4. __The Game is Mine!__, which was created by Wonko and explictly avoided r2's traps, gave Wonko power. Wonko fixed the gamestate. Goto 6 5. Orc successfully became Administrator. The CFI's e recognized fixed the gamestate. Goto 7 6. None of this craziness ever happened. The Gamestate reflects this. END 7. Same as before, but now Orc is the Admin. The Gamestate reflects this. END -- Wonko _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss