On Tue, 21 Jun 2016, Alex Smith wrote: > On Mon, 2016-06-20 at 10:41 -0700, Kerim Aydin wrote: > > > > (on my "I'm going to do this ... any day now" list): > > > > I announce my intent to act Without Objection, to deregister each > > and > > every Player who is in a state of having not sent a message to a > > public > > forum in the month prior to me resolving this intent. > > > > Please do not object, but merely ping/say hi/raise your hand in a > > public message to not be included in said deregistration. > > Can you even make an intent that's not fully defined until resolution?
I wondered if someone would ask me that. If you see it as "shorthand" for: "I intend to deregister all players; to not be deregistered post a message" it works. Dunno if that's a stretch. The only precedent I'm aware of is the one that you can't pre-object to future intents (i.e. you can't say "I object to any future notices of intent to do X"). That's written into the rules now, but there was a precedent before it was written in.
