SelfMadKinged—Rodlen
Adminned at 30 Dec 2008 11:28:21 UTC
Change the phrase “and to inform the other Citizens of GNO” in GNO rule 7 Shhhh to “and to inform the other Citizens of GNO, as well as Blognomic admins,”
SelfMadKinged—Rodlen
Adminned at 30 Dec 2008 11:28:21 UTC
Change the phrase “and to inform the other Citizens of GNO” in GNO rule 7 Shhhh to “and to inform the other Citizens of GNO, as well as Blognomic admins,”
or rather, the oldest BLO proposal can be enacted with a GNO proposal still hangin around
Cayvie, since the passage of the rule that allowed admins to enact GNO proposals, oh and if a GNO is the oldest pending proposal, at which point it needs to be enacted in order for a non-faction proposal to be enacted.
So yea, it’s a good rule.
“since when do other blognomic admins get to admin GNO proposals”
Since always. All core rules are counted as part of each of the faction rulesets. The core rules allow all Blognomic admins to admin proposals. Those core rules are part of all three faction rulesets.
Therefore, admins can admin proposals.
If my interpretation is incorrect, than admins for each faction need to be made, as obviously Blognomic admins would have no admin power in the factions.
I think this is bad for GNO people, but this is good for me since I’m an admin!
Even though I don’t really like the Shhhh rule, I’m going to vote
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The GNO faction has four capable admins. There have been dynasties in which there were fewer active admins.
Then those 4 active admins need to, indeed, be active and pass the proposals and keep the queue from backing up.
Technically, shouldn’t this be a [GNO] faction post, since it affects the GNO ruleset?
Escher: It doesn’t have to be. Plus, it was made by Rodlen, who is not a GNO member.
Cayvie:
since when do other blognomic admins get to admin GNO proposals, and also, since when does it matter, as proposals from other factions can be enacted in any order