This newly discovered UK/US spelling disparity is so much worse for my brain than “flavour.” (Do we want to lock editing of that wiki page, or lock it to a specific revision?)

Rules and Votable Matters already covers it (“If a wiki page becomes gamestate as a result of a Votable Matter enacting, that page shall – unless otherwise specified – be reverted to whatever state it was in at the time of that Votable Matter’s submission (and if the page did not exist at that time, it shall be blanked).”)

Re Souveniers - I think this might be a Josh-is-old-fashioned thing - the internet and my spellcheck desperately want me to write Souvenirs but that is wrong and I will die on this hill.

(for the sake of posterity, let it be noted that the EE timestamp issue is at work here, and this edit was the live one on the wiki when the “submit” button was pushed on the post form https://wiki.blognomic.com/index.php?title=Souveniers&oldid=18237)

Huh, does it thereby follow that it’s illegal to edit the page-that-is-gamestate after this enacts unless it’s explicitly allowed?

Sort of! The definition of gamestate gives us

Any information which the Ruleset regulates the alteration of. All wiki pages that the Dynastic Rules explicitly mention (except for dynastic histories and discussion pages) and any images or Templates contained within those Wiki Pages are assumed to be Gamestate.

But you can for example store non-gamestate information on a gamestate wiki page; the rules surrounding this are a bit of a mess but it’s beyond my wit to fix it

> “have ore than three”

“ore” can be fixed under the typo rule.

Oh, and indeed it has been fixed already.

I always forget the typo rule. Makes it feel like I’m voting in a potential problem/scam when I see typos anyway, though.