“A single person may not control more than one Citizen within BlogNomic. If anybody is suspected of controlling more than one Citizen, then a Proposal may be made to remove any number of such Citizen from the game, and to bar the perpetrator from rejoining.”
“An Admin shall add her to the roster in the sidebar and the GNDT, at which moment he becomes a Citizen.”
Well, I don’t think any admin would actually make CfJ a citizen. There seems to be no punishment for trying and failing to get a second citizen in to the game.
Therefore, this is not a bannable offence, just an annoying one.
I suppose, if you really wanted to be mean, you could admit CfJ as a citizen and then ban both it and the offender. I think it might be more prudent to just tell whoever it is to stop.
"Nomic is a game in which changing the rules is a move. In that respect it differs from almost every other game. The primary activity of Nomic is proposing changes in the rules, debating the wisdom of changing them in that way, voting on the changes, deciding what can and cannot be done afterwards, and doing it. Even this core of the game, of course, can be changed."
Comments
Rodlen:
...Call for Judgment wants to be a citizen now?
Qwazukee:
HAHAHAHA! Somebody is just out to get rid of the CfJ. This is a little over the top. . . .
Klisz:
This was not done by me.
Rodlen:
Well, banning the use of anonymous CfJs won’t stop stuff like this…what the heck?
Didn’t CfJ already try to win?
Bucky:
This was posted by an actual member. It may be grounds for banning CfJ under Rule 1.2.
Rodlen:
“A single person may not control more than one Citizen within BlogNomic. If anybody is suspected of controlling more than one Citizen, then a Proposal may be made to remove any number of such Citizen from the game, and to bar the perpetrator from rejoining.”
“An Admin shall add her to the roster in the sidebar and the GNDT, at which moment he becomes a Citizen.”
Well, I don’t think any admin would actually make CfJ a citizen. There seems to be no punishment for trying and failing to get a second citizen in to the game.
Therefore, this is not a bannable offence, just an annoying one.
Qwazukee:
I suppose, if you really wanted to be mean, you could admit CfJ as a citizen and then ban both it and the offender. I think it might be more prudent to just tell whoever it is to stop.