First, using < and > for variables is not good, because you need to use special characters using xhtml formatting.

Second, there is currently a problem with the Keywords.

A keyword defined by a rule supersedes the normal English usage of the word. A keyword defined in this glossary supersedes that defined by a rule. (eg. A rule specifying “bananas are blue” cannot be overruled by posting a dictionary definition or a photo of a banana, and a rule specifying “every day is Sunday” will be overruled by the glossary entry below.) (Glossary)

As the Glossary is a Rule, all keywords supersedes both the definition of other Rules and the normal English usage. Considering this and the definition of subject

The “subject” of a blog entry is the part of the Title of an entry which is after the first colon. If the Title does not contain a colon, then the whole Title is the subject.

<Subject> would become the subject of the story post, but <Subject> needs to be a subject chosen by the Returning Officer. So the Returning Officer needs to use another already existing subject.

PS: I know there is no real problem for the gameplay, as this Rule only defines some “should‘s” for Leaders‘ Debates. Technically, this Rule does not _do_ anything really, it only encourages the Returning Officer to post such Debates and the Voters are encouraged to behave in a sensfull way. Right, we could live without this fix. But I want to show that keywords can cause (some not uncomplicated) problems.

PPS: The definition of “subject” is arguable as well. What is a Title? “Proposal: Blueprint: Foobar” or “Blueprint: Foobar”? But this point should not be the problem here.