Failed by “Clean Sweep Done Right Done Right Done Right” -Darth
Adminned at 07 Oct 2009 15:31:38 UTC
Fail all Proposals and CFJs made on or prior to 07 Oct 2009 19:08:01.
The prior CFJ doesn’t technically work because you need a “Leader” to “veto” them.
You missed “pending”. This would fail every proposal ever, and I’m not sure what the effects of that would be…
The time stamp was the time of “We have no leader for the traditional clearout”, so it would have no effect on any proposal made after that earlier CFJ.
Well, OK. Still, though, accidentally wiping out all that history and resetting us to the original ruleset would be a really B-Nomic-like way to start a dynasty.
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It wouldn’t undo the gamestate effects of previously enacted proposals, just cause them to be failed.
To address your “pending” issue, I think that it’s actually irrelevant semantics. My reading of the core rules is that a “proposal” only exists up until the point that it passes or fails (or is vetoed); if it passes, it becomes gamestate (and ceases to be a “Proposal” as such); if it fails or is vetoed, it is a nullity (and also ceases to be a “Proposal” as such). So “Proposal” means exactly the same thing as “pending Proposal”. Am I not correct?
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