> Paul I would just like to point out that if it wasn't for Greg tweaking
> the code your solution where PldE resigns would have been a worse case
> of leap frogging than what did happen.
>
> When you resign for any reason you lose your seniority even if you come
> right back within a month or two. So PldE would have to jump over
> everyone to get back to his Lt. Colonelcy.
I suppose that if you decided to split hairs this finely and chose to ignore
the fact
that PldE has served longer in the DG than anyone else, you could indeed
look at this way. You'd also have to ignore the fact that, according to the
original game mechanics, this was the only way of avoiding the alternative -
having Plde sit in the Colonels chair for ever so that the DG became as
moribund as the KM which, incidently, would have meant that there wasn't
even a Captain's slot free for BDP to step into.
> So AdM doesn't have a problem with Leap-frogging as long as it benefits
> him. Is what you are saying.
No, AdM doesn't have a problem with leap-frogging so long as those being
leapfrogged have previously been _consulted_ and _agreed_ to it - as I
thought would have been perfectly clear by now. Who did BDP ask?
-Paul
