Alex Truelsen on Fri, 29 Apr 2005 18:59:40 -0500 (CDT)


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[s-d] Re: [s-b] [auto] Wonko submits p36


So... what you're saying is that once per nweek, the Game will get slightly 
more incomprehensible through the addition of new gibberish, making it more 
difficult to play and more intimidating for new players. This is a good 
idea?

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On 4/29/05, automailer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <automailer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Wonko has submitted a new proposal, p36.
> 
> ---------------------------------
> Proposal 36/0: Random Object Naming
> A Standard Proposal by Wonko
> Last modified on nweek 87, nday 1
> 
> Remove the sentence containing the word "blorgleflat" from the rule 
> entitled == Genechips ==.
> 
> Append to the end of the rule the following text:
> ------
> There exists a string of letters called the Gibberish word.
> 
> If a proposal passes that defines a new Game Object or type of Game Object 
> whose name is the Gibberish word, then the author of that proposal must 
> change the Gibberish word to a word of eir choice. If multiple proposals 
> pass at the same time that do this, then all of their effects are annulled 
> instead. When a player selects a new Gibberish word, e must choose a word 
> that is neither a Nomic Word nor the name of an existing Game Object or type 
> of Game Object. If e fails to choose a valid Gibberish Word within one 
> nweek, the Tiler must choose one for em.
> 
> If a player has the power to rename a Game Object directly, e may not 
> change the Object's name to the Gibberish Word. (i.e., you can't change 
> your own name to the Gibberish Word or name a building after the Gibberish 
> Word).
> ------
> 
> Make the Gibberish Word "Blorgleflat".
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