Glotmorf on 7 Mar 2003 04:59:02 -0000


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Re: [spoon-discuss] unintentional loophole?


On 3/6/03 at 10:25 PM David E. Smith wrote:

>The current version of r1229, The Council of Elders, fails completely to
>specify what happens to the Council if there are no nominees for an open
>seat.
>
>Glotmorf, who was randomly selected for the seat whose election takes
>place this nweek, has not chosen to run for "re" election.  Nobody else
>has chosen to run for that seat either, which means that after this nweek,
>the 3-player Council will have only two players.
>
>Discuss. :-)

The above, especially with the smiley at the end, sounds like one of those Catherine Zeta-Jones cellphone commercials...

Anyway.  My take on r1229 is that, while it says the seat comes up for election, it never says the incumbent actually loses the seat.  Giving it to the player who gets nominated and receives the most votes implies taking it away from the incumbent, but aside from that there's nothing that suggests the seat is taken away.  So if there is no election, I'd say the seat isn't given away, and I sit tight until the next time around.

						Glotmorf
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