BobTHJ wrote:

All Crops of the same numerical value are fungible.

This is already part of the general definition of currencies.

A player CAN Mill a given number by spending a Crop of the
corresponding type for each digit in that number's canonical decimal
representation.. A player CANNOT Mill a number if e does not
possess the required Crops to lose.

"A player CAN spend a Crop of the corresponding type for each digit
of a number's canonical decimal representation to Mill that number."

After an Ordinary Proposal is distributed, but before voting ends,

"During the voting period of an ordinary proposal,"

In its current form, Rule 2156 will make this ineffective.

When the CotC publishes a CFJ, but before that CFJ is answered,

"While a judicial case has at least one judicial question without a
judgement,"

or at least s/When/After/

A player CAN Mill the number 1234567890 to increase eir VVLOP by 1.

Changes to VVLOP are secured (Rule 2156), so this needs Power >= 2.

A Grainary is a type of land. Operator is a Grainary switch with

This should be spelled "Granary" (I think).

A player MAY flip the Labor of an
Grainary e owns whose Labor is presently Idle to In
Production, and specify two Crops e owns by announcement. E loses
those Crops. E then forms and evaluates a mathematical expression
using only the values of those two crops and the value of the Operator
switch for that Grainary.

Can e use the values multiple times?  What about the operator?

If the result of that expression is a
number, e gains one Crop of the type corresponding to the value of the
ones digit when that number is expressed in base 10.

"the ones digit of that number's canonical decimal representation."

The Bankor is an Office. It's holder is the tracker of land and
digits.

s/It's/Its/

f) A player CAN spend N VCs to create a land of eir choice in eir
possession, where N is equal to the number of lands e owns.

Regardless of colors?

Upon adoption of this proposal, BobTHJ becomes the holder of the
office of Banker.

s/Banker/Bankor/


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