On Thu, 29 Aug 2013, Ed Murphy wrote:
> Walker wrote:
> 
> > > This was a reference to a rule from a few years ago:  basically, your
> > > voting limit varied based on a rock-paper-scissors type interaction
> > > between your chamber and that of the proposal's author.
> > 
> > Was that any good? I don't think I hung around long enough to see how that
> > played out.
> 
> I thought so, there was some actual strategy around it.  *searches
> local archives* Lasted not quite a year; you proposed it in October
> 2009, G. repealed it in September 2010 (Proposal 6821) in favor of
> the List of Succession (for the Speakership, where the top N positions
> also had various powers associated with them).

There was strategy, but it was rarely used - lots of apathy.  In fact, it 
led to a mass-win when I submitted proposals of each color, each one saying 
"everyone of color X wins", and no one cared enough to stop them all from 
passing, and everyone won.



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