Re: DIS: Agora XX CORRECTION: Proposal 344 failed.

2013-06-27 Thread Aaron Goldfein
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Fool fool1...@gmail.com wrote:
 Argh ** 

 Yes, Chuck did privately vote against 344. And no, Walker did vote against,
 he changed his public for to a private against about 9 hours later.

 So it's actually 4:4, fail, we're back to rule 343. Yally did not get 10
 points for proposing 344. Walker, Goethe, and omd did not get 5 points for
 voting against 344.

 Here are the votes I have recorded.

 Jun 26 08:55 Walker  public  vote FOR [CANCELLED]
10:11 ehird   public  vote FOR [CANCELLED]
12:13 ehird   public  vote FOR
12:26 Steve   public  vote FOR
13:20 Michael public  vote FOR
14:12 Roujo   public  vote INVALID
17:56 Walker  private vote AGAINST
 27 01:19 Yally   public  vote FOR
02:42 Goethe  public  vote AGAINST
03:44 Chuck   private vote AGAINST
11:20 omd private vote AGAINST

 I have no idea how I got Chuck in the FOR column. Officially, I'll just
 blame Roujo and his stunt voting for confusing me.

 Sorry about that folks!
  -Dan

 PS: here's the actual rule

 --

 Rule 343 (Mutable)

  The game shall end immediately following the end of the voting period
 on any proposals which were submitted by 00:04:30 GMT +1200 June 29,
 2013, and the adoption of any rule changes caused by such proposals,
 and all Voters having a score greater than the median score among
 Voters shall win.

 History:
 Initial Immutable Rule 112, Jun. 30 1993
 Amended for Vigintennial by decree, Jun. 17 2013
 Transmuted by Proposal 311 (omd), Jun. 23 2013
 Amended by Proposal 326 (Chuck), Jun. 24 2013
 Amended by Proposal 342 (Chuck), Jun. 26 2013
 Amended by Proposal 343 (Chuck), Jun. 26 2013
 [NOT Amended by Proposal 344 (Yally), Jun. 27 2013 -- MISREPORTED]

 --

I call for judgement on the statement a player can change eir vote.
Nothing in the rules support the notion that this is possible, or
allow for removing of votes. Instead, the rules claim each player gets
a single vote. Walker's initial vote should therefore have been his
sole vote and nothing else he attempted should have counted as a vote.
Thus, this proposal passed.


Re: DIS: Agora XX CORRECTION: Proposal 344 failed.

2013-06-27 Thread Fool

On 27/06/2013 9:38 PM, Aaron Goldfein wrote:


I call for judgement on the statement a player can change eir vote.
Nothing in the rules support the notion that this is possible, or
allow for removing of votes. Instead, the rules claim each player gets
a single vote. Walker's initial vote should therefore have been his
sole vote and nothing else he attempted should have counted as a vote.
Thus, this proposal passed.


FWIW it's not the first time ... I don't know if it ever affected a 
proposal outcome but it would certainly have affected points.


-Dan


Re: DIS: Agora XX CORRECTION: Proposal 344 failed.

2013-06-27 Thread Steven Gardner
Nothing in the Rules, perhaps, except for the provision in R217 which
states that game custom is one of two standards to be applied before others
where the rules are unclear.

On 28 June 2013 11:38, Aaron Goldfein aarongoldf...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Fool fool1...@gmail.com wrote:
  Argh ** 
 
  Yes, Chuck did privately vote against 344. And no, Walker did vote
 against,
  he changed his public for to a private against about 9 hours later.
 
  So it's actually 4:4, fail, we're back to rule 343. Yally did not get 10
  points for proposing 344. Walker, Goethe, and omd did not get 5 points
 for
  voting against 344.
 
  Here are the votes I have recorded.
 
  Jun 26 08:55 Walker  public  vote FOR [CANCELLED]
 10:11 ehird   public  vote FOR [CANCELLED]
 12:13 ehird   public  vote FOR
 12:26 Steve   public  vote FOR
 13:20 Michael public  vote FOR
 14:12 Roujo   public  vote INVALID
 17:56 Walker  private vote AGAINST
  27 01:19 Yally   public  vote FOR
 02:42 Goethe  public  vote AGAINST
 03:44 Chuck   private vote AGAINST
 11:20 omd private vote AGAINST
 
  I have no idea how I got Chuck in the FOR column. Officially, I'll just
  blame Roujo and his stunt voting for confusing me.
 
  Sorry about that folks!
   -Dan
 
  PS: here's the actual rule
 
  --
 
  Rule 343 (Mutable)
 
   The game shall end immediately following the end of the voting period
  on any proposals which were submitted by 00:04:30 GMT +1200 June 29,
  2013, and the adoption of any rule changes caused by such proposals,
  and all Voters having a score greater than the median score among
  Voters shall win.
 
  History:
  Initial Immutable Rule 112, Jun. 30 1993
  Amended for Vigintennial by decree, Jun. 17 2013
  Transmuted by Proposal 311 (omd), Jun. 23 2013
  Amended by Proposal 326 (Chuck), Jun. 24 2013
  Amended by Proposal 342 (Chuck), Jun. 26 2013
  Amended by Proposal 343 (Chuck), Jun. 26 2013
  [NOT Amended by Proposal 344 (Yally), Jun. 27 2013 -- MISREPORTED]
 
  --

 I call for judgement on the statement a player can change eir vote.
 Nothing in the rules support the notion that this is possible, or
 allow for removing of votes. Instead, the rules claim each player gets
 a single vote. Walker's initial vote should therefore have been his
 sole vote and nothing else he attempted should have counted as a vote.
 Thus, this proposal passed.




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