Proposal: Expanded Knowledge
1-5, timed out. -Elias IX
Adminned at 08 Apr 2006 09:09:46 UTC
Change the subrule “Knowledge” of the rule “Monk Stats” from
Knowledge is the measure of how much a Monk knows about Monking.
When each Monk votes on a Proposal, e may accompany eir vote with one or more relevant verses from the King James Bible (found HERE in the columns “Old Testament†and “New Testament”). After that Proposal becomes Enacted or Failed, e may increase eir Knowledge by 1 at any time in the next 24 hours, up to 1 per Proposal e did this on. However, if the Abbot believes the verse(s) is(are) irrelevant, e may deduct 2 from that Monk‘s Knowledge. New Monks start with a Knowledge of 2.
to
Knowledge is the measure of how much a Monk knows about Monking.
When each Monk votes on a Proposal, e may accompany eir vote with one or more relevant verses from the King James Bible (One version can be found HERE in the columns “Old Testament†and “New Testament”. Verses found elsewhere, including those from the Apocrypha are also legal). Each such verse must be identified correctly by book, chapter, and verse. After a Proposal becomes Enacted or Failed, each Monk who so posted a verse may increase eir Knowledge by one. No monk may increase eir Knowledge by more than 1 per Proposal to which they have posted a verse. If more than 24 hours have elapsed since the passage of the Proposal, such a Monk must put the name of the Proposal for which e is increasing his Knowledge in the GNDT comment field. If a Monk posts to a Proposal a verse with identical indentification to one alread posted by another Monk in that Proposal, or incorrectly identifies a verse, or posts a verse e has already posted to a different Proposal within the last day, e may not increase eir Knowledge for that verse. If e does, any Monk may reverse the increment. In the event of a dispute, the Abbot’s word is final. If the Abbot believes a verse is irrelevant, e may deduct 2 from the posting Monk‘s Knowledge. New Monks start with a Knowledge of 2.
Link the word HERE in the replacement text to the page to which the word HERE in the replaced subrule is currently linked.
(sigh)
Bucky:
Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ. (Colossialns 2:8)