> On Sep 4, 2017, at 3:22 PM, Cuddle Beam <[email protected]> wrote: > > A) I perform the action of pledging to post a report on what is Cuddlebeam's > favorite icecream flavor in a timely fashion. > > B) The following below is a report > > ---*--- > REPORT ABOUT CUDDLEBEAM'S FAVORITE ICECREAM FLAVOR > by Cuddlebeam > > After in-depth investigation via deep meditation and having the subject > (myself) remember the various flavors of icecreams I have eaten in the past, > after much deliberation and thought, I have obtained evidence that, in fact, > I really like chocolate icecream. This has been accomplished via finding that > it has historically caused the highest sensation of "oooh yummy" in the > subject - consistently. Therefore, I can conclude that Cuddlebeam's favorite > Icecream Flavor is Chocolate. > ---*--- > > So I fulfill that pledge. > > I meet the Reward condition of "Publishing a duty-fulfilling report: 5 > shinies." > > C) I claim 5 shinies from Agora via it. (Agora transfers 5 shinies to me)
It’s possible that this much of your scam could actually work, if and only if you can freely make up things to report on. I’m not actually sure you can, and that might be worth a CFJ: I would argue that the Rules, taken as a whole, exhaustively define the things that are reports, even though no single rule defines all reports. -o
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