Pavitra wrote:
> I submit a proposal, AI=1, II=1, "Creative contest switching":
> {
> Amend rule 2136 (Contests) by replacing the text:
>
> Any player CAN flip the contestmaster of a public contract
> without 3 objections, except if doing so would cause a player to
> be contestmaster of more than one contest, or it would flip the
> contestmaster of a contract to a player who has not explicitly
> consented to be contestmaster of that contest. (If a player
> intends to flip the contestmaster of a contract to emself, this
> is considered explicit consent to be contestmaster of that
> contract.)
>
> with:
>
> To flip the contestmaster of a given public contract to a given
> player is nonkosher if and only if at least one of the following
> is true; otherwise, to do so is kosher:
>
> a) Doing so would cause a player to be contestmaster of more
> than one contest.
>
> b) Doing so would flip the contestmaster of a contract to a
> player who has not explicitly consented to be contestmaster
> of that contest. (If a player intends to flip the
> contestmaster of a contract to emself, this is considered
> explicit consent to be contestmaster of that contract.)
>
> Any player CAN flip the contestmaster of a public contract
> without 3 Objections, provided that to do so is kosher.
>
> If a contract specifies a mechanism for switching its
> contestmaster, then its contestmaster CAN be switched by that
> mechanism, provided that to do so is kosher.
>
> It is IMPOSSIBLE to flip the contestmaster of a contract if to
> do so is nonkosher.
>
> }
Good idea, but suggested simplification:
The contestmaster of a contract CANNOT be flipped if
(conditions)
Otherwise, the contestmaster of a contract CAN be flipped
a) by any player without 3 objections, or
b) using another mechanism specified by that contract for
flipping its contestmaster.
