Thank you so much! It isn't possible to deputize for an office without taking it over per se, but what I can do is create an Agency with you as Agent. I'll do that in a minute. Again, thank you!
-Aris On Mon, Feb 13, 2017 at 5:50 PM, Owen Jacobson <o...@grimoire.ca> wrote: > On Feb 11, 2017, at 3:38 AM, Aris Merchant > <thoughtsoflifeandligh...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I'm afraid I've been busy lately. I haven't published a report in more than >> a month (although there was the holiday). One of my freinds is in the >> hospital, and I have a major deadline in a few weeks. I expect these to >> clear up, but I feel a bit like I'm failing Agora. I am working on my report >> whenever I have a chance, but other obligations keep interrupting. I've been >> brushing all of this off as Agora is fairly inactive, but I may one of the >> reasons for that. I therefore offer to resign the office of promotor to >> whoever wants it. I'll pass on what I have of my next report, and they can >> take the office via deputization. If no one wants to do so, I'll stay and >> finish when I have time (my deadline is soon, so hopefully things will cool >> down after that, if not sooner). >> >> With a heavy heart, >> -Aris > > Is it possible to deputise for the office without taking it over? > > More generally, the wheels do seem to have come off of Agora a little bit. > Slow periods aren’t unusual, but this has been most of a month without any > progress at all. My personal prediliction is to blame the introduction of a > money economy - but the Promotor’s office is (at present) a vital organ, and > its absence would do just as well. > > I’d be happy to take up the office for a while, if it’d help you get yourself > unloaded and if it’d help the game move forward. I’m even happy to take the > office, if you’re sure, but if you’d like to return to it later on, I don’t > want to deny you that. > > -o >
