[s-d] Re: [s-b] Godel's Report, nweek 72

[Daniel Lepage <dpl33@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Oct 30, 2004, at 5.55 PM, Jeremy Cook wrote:

> I nominate Wonko for the Webministry, the Ministry of Change, and the
> Ministry of Cards.

> I nominate Personman for the Ministry of the Rules.


I accept the nominations for the Webministry and the Ministry of Cards, 
and nominate myself for the Ministry of the Rules and the Ministry of 
Arcana (as long as I'm doing it anyway, I might as well get paid :) ).

At the moment, the Proposal Ministry is well suited to having somebody 
else do it, as I do all the propmin stuff through the wiki now. A few 
ruleset things still require direct DB access, though, so I'll run for 
GM and try to script a more powerful ruleset editor.

The Proposal Ministry is a very nice ministry to hold, I should note.

The duties of the Chairman are as follows:

If somebody makes a proposal on s-b, the Chairman must enter it into 
the Proposal tracker and renumber any props submitted through the form 
accordingly. This is the single most irritating part of the job; the 
rest is really easy (when I get a chance I'll write something to 
automatically do that).

Once per nweek, the Chairman must submit the current ballot.
This means moving all proposals in the 'Current Props' folder to the 
'Ballot' folder, and then going to TheBallot on the wiki and emailing 
the contents of the page to s-b. Moving props between folders is easy 
(you can do it from the PropIndex page if I give you the right 
permissions)

The Chairman must enter votes cast on the mailing list into the wiki 
forms (this is no harder than submitting your own votes).

Once per nweek, the Chairman must email the contents of the Voting 
Results page (which can't be viewed by anyone except me and the 
Minister of Proposals) to the public forum, then move all props in the 
'Ballot' folder to the 'Historical' folder.

Anything that can't be done through the wiki (haiku points, song 
recognition, etc.) must be done by the Chairman.

For the most part, this means that you only need to do things twice 
every nweek - send out the ballot at the beginning of the last Checking 
Period, and put out the results at the end of it.

For 20 points an nweek, that's not too bad.

</plug>

--
Wonko

How can you prove whether at this moment we are sleeping, and all our 
thoughts are a dream; or whether we are awake, and talking to one 
another in the waking state?
                -- Plato

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