On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 11:38 AM, Kerim Aydin <[email protected]> wrote: > The Rules may specify a date or event after which a particular > type of Cypher becomes Declassified; with a default of as soon as > possible after the Cypher is first published. As soon as possible > after a particular Cypher becomes declassified, its recordkeepor > SHALL announce the fact. As soon as possible after such an > announcement, the originally posting player CAN and SHALL Decypher > the information by publishing a different statement (the Plaintext) > and publishing or referencing a method (the cypher algorithm) by > which the Plaintext was converted into the Cypher. Failure to do > so is the class-3 Crime of Secret-Keeping. > > [problem: possible two week delay here; results for a vote due within > a week or assessor breaks rule. Thoughts on timeline?].
Why bother having the recordkeepor announce the declassification? It seems reasonable to simply require the player posting the classified information to publish its plaintext ASAP after the declassification date (without a reminder from the recordkeepor). BobTHJ
