Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Points

[Daniel Lepage <dplepage@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 10:24  PM, Craig wrote:

> > > R18 in no way shape or form restricts what can be done. Rather, r18
> > > permits certain actions to be performed, if they are unregulated; r18
> > > is thus entirely irrelevant to this discussion, because I don't need 
> > > it
> > > to permit my actions.
> > >
> > > Rather, my actions are permitted by r407, which states that it is
> > > possible to move in dimensions. So I did. R18 doesn't come into it.
>
> > Movement in the dimension of points is regulated by the ruleset, and
> therefore you may only move
> > as defined in the ruleset. No rule states that you may move in the
> dimension of points simply by
> > declaring that you do so. Your action is therefore not a permitted 
> > one.
>
> No rule says that he can't. In fact, there is a rule that says e can 
> move in
> dimensions, and it doesn't specify that points are excluded.
>
> Of course, no rule says that such a movement gets em anything. I'm 
> with the
> Baron on this one: e moved, and nothing changed as a result except for 
> eir
> location.

Such movement increases my Score, which is defined to be the number of 
points in my possession. Thus, such movement increases the number of 
points in my possession.

If this is not the case, then I'd like to claim the Win I should have 
gotten when I acquired infinite points form the Number Game; the Speed 
Limit sets the score, not the 'number of points'. If my move was 
illegal, then so is the Speed Limit. Either way, I've won.

But I definitely think that the Speed Limit works, and thus that my 
method of gaining points works too.

--
Wonko

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