bd on Wed, 6 Dec 2006 08:08:43 -0700 (MST) |
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Re: [s-d] [s-b] Proposal: The rot sets in |
shadowfirebird@xxxxxxxxx wrote: >> ABSTAIN would count as a vote, surely? Meaning a player's votes would >> apparently go negative... > > No, you count the numbers, and you don't put a number against ABSTAIN. > So you only have n votes, but you can abstain as many times as you > like. Conversely you can spend all n votes on one proposal... > Do you think I need to make that clearer? Oh, I see what you mean. Perhaps it should be stated that ABSTAIN is explicitly zero votes? Or for that matter make it just a count and have negative mean AGAINST, with FOR and AGAINST meaning positive and negative respectively. >> Also, does this really mean to say we can only vote on one proposal per >> nweek? The game is too young to restrict things like that. We had more >> votes than players last week, after all. > >> In any case, I'll be voting AGAINST this, because one vote per nweek is >> too few for now. Try again when things settle down a bit. > > Oh! You know, that was an objection I had not considered? How many > votes do you think we should start off with, then? If I can get one > vote for this crazy thing just by changing that, I certainly will...! Actually, no matter how many votes you allow, I can exploit this. It's simple; if the most votes anyone has this nweek is N, and there are P players, then I submit N*P+1 proposals of the form: {{ * bd wins the game. }} Then I just vote for whichever nobody votes against, shortly before the end of voting. _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss