Agora weeks are explicitly not the default for relative durations, so it’s
self-ratified at this point.
-Aris
On Fri, May 31, 2019 at 6:08 PM James Cook <jc...@cs.berkeley.edu> wrote:
> On Tue, 21 May 2019 at 10:20, D. Margaux <dmargaux...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > The below reports are false. The reason for ratifying them is because
> the games are defunct and because it’s too hard to figure out what the
> gamestate of either of them is.
> >
> > I deputise for Astronomor to publish this report: {there are no entities
> in existence for which the Astronomor is the recordkeepor other than those
> created directly by the Rules. All switches for which the Astronomor is
> recordkeepor have their default value.}
> >
> > I deputise for Clork to publish this report: {there are no entities in
> existence for which the Clork is the recordkeepor other than those directly
> created by the Rules. All switches for which the Clork is recordkeepor have
> their default value.}
> >
> > I resign Clork and I resign Astronomor.
>
> Claim of Error for the above Astronomor report: several Sectors and
> Spaceships existed when the report was published.
>
> Claim of Error for the above Clork report: several Politicians existed
> when the report was published.
>
> I think these only affect self-ratification if we interpret "one week"
> to mean "one Agoran week" in "continuously undoubted for one week"; if
> it means 7 days, then I think the report already self-ratified. It
> probably means 7 days due to precedent and convention, e.g. Aris's
> judgment of CFJ 3723 (twg's proto-judgement) says "...the incorrect
> report self-ratified 7 days after its publication...".
>
