Baron von Skippy on 29 Mar 2003 03:14:01 -0000


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Re: [spoon-discuss] rejoining players


The research on who's eligible to be on the Upper House led me to notice that The Voice is treated as a new player, as e left and then rejoined, and e doesn't get a title. Is this something we want? Should we give The Voice a title, or maybe set eir join date to eir original date of joining, so e gets titles as time passes?

To streamline things in the future and make things more fair if we do grant The Voice backdating, perhaps we could change the Senority rule to look at total time played rather than time since last joining. That way if The Voice had played for a total of 15 months but originally joined 26 months ago, e would get the 15-month title of "Patriarch" rather than the 25-month title of "Ancient One of B Nomic".

Well, I leave this to discussion. After that, I'll make any appropriate prop.

-The way I see it, it's too much work to keep track of how long dead players have been gone, as only one has ever showed back up. (I think someone said they'd return, but I don't remember who.) So if e wants the title, I suppose that's reasonable - after all, e was around in the earliest days - but first I'd need to see that e deserved it. Basically, it's all well and good that e /was/ around all that time ago, but things have changed a little since. I think e's mostly to re-understanding the ruleset, but, for example, if someone like... *glances at dead players* Octagon, or gritter, or Turgul returned, that in and of itself would not make them qualify for a Council post.-

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