Procedurally Vetoed. - lilomar
The Computer has declared this proposal never to have existed.
Adminned at 28 Jul 2010 12:24:04 UTC
Add to the Rule entitled “Clones” (if existing) a subrule entitled “Last man standing”:
If there is at any time only one Citizen who has a Clone-Number of one, this Citizen achieves Victory.
We do this every time, we have “deaths”, don’t we?
S/K 
At least there should be sth. like “If there is at any time only one Citizen who has been the only Citizen who has a Clone-Number of one for a period of at least 48 hours, this Citizen achieves Victory.”
But dying should be a significant disadvantage (more than resetting some values), any ideas?
No we don’t, and for good reason. If we do have a last-man-standing victory, it should at least count all 6 clones rather than 1.
However, the more obvious victory condition would be getting a high Clearance level. After all, Clearance is how the Computer rewards trusted Citizens. Staying alive is simply a sign of being competent and not treasonous. Are you implying that we have incompetent and/or treasonous Citizens?
Death should be pretty meaningless until you start losing a lot of clones.
(You know what they say: the 4th vote after a self-kill is the luckiest kind of vote)
I declare any S/K’ed proposals that still get alot of votes as a super fail lol
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