Self-killed. —Brendan
Adminned at 16 Oct 2010 22:58:14 UTC
Add to the third paragraph of rule “Objectives”:
When an Operation is failed, D-Ops shall add the codenames of all Agents who were assigned to it to the GNDT (unless they were already present).
I disagree. The GNDT is the perfect place to store information about known codenames, especially if we can somehow find (parts of) their descriptions later and match them to Agents that way, which was probably the intent of the proposal that originally created this mechanic.
(although admittedly it wouldn’t hurt to broadcast the failure of the Operation and the Codenames involved as well)
Unclear where exactly this would be added. If it’s given on the same row as the Agent with that Codename, it seems like a harsh penalty for failing a randomly-assigned task which may be impossible. If it’s dumped somewhere else, it’s just messy.
I think rule 2.2.2 makes it clear that Codenames are tracked as seperate entries in the GNDT.
Self-kill, as it doesn’t look like this is going to pass.
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