It has been open for voting for at least 12 hours (Yes), has a number of FOR Votes that exceed or equal Quorum (YES, 7 for votes, Quorum is 6), and either the Despot has Voted FOR (NO) it or it has no AGAINST Votes. (YES)
So it passes.—Clucky
Adminned at 27 Dec 2013 12:31:00 UTC
As per the Proposal “Christmas Coup [UN]”, I have achieved victory.
[Clucky] Probably just as well - if you could never be deposed then you could never win, as the Despot cannot declare victory.
That is why the retirement rule said “When the Despot Retires, he or she ceases to be the Despot and has achieved Victory.”
Ah, I missed that the Coup had a “they cease to be the Despot” clause and repealed all the dynastic rules anyway. I thought you might have achieved victory but been stuck unable to declare it until you’d settled in and Retired.
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Clucky: he/him
never got to use my other scam to hang on to despotness. Technically I never stopped being interim despot. So I couldn’t be disposed.
But that would’ve only bought me a day before someone rammed a UN proposal through so think approach was probably better =)