[spoon-discuss] Questions

[Daniel Lepage <dpl33@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Does anyone remember if a precedent was ever set regarding the 
continued existence of objects no longer defined by the rules? i.e., if 
we define foos, give everybody 12 foos, and then repeal the definition 
of a foo, does everybody lose their foos, or do they simply hang around 
without meaning until somebody creates a foo?



An unrelated question: Under the current Go System, what happens if 
somebody finds an error made many weeks ago? It occurs to me that the 
Statute of Limitations doesn't really affect PGo, since Dave never says 
anything about it; so it seems that theoretically, if we suddenly 
discovered that the second move ever made had a mistake in it, the 
entire game would be wound back to the beginning, which would probably 
be a Bad Thing.

Would Dave mind just announcing every now and then the state of the 
board, so the Statute covers it?

--
Wonko

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