What exactly is a trackable entity? Is a wiki page an entity? Is a rule an entity? Is a letter an entity? Is the number tracking the coldness of an entity an entity? The idea of freezing rules sounds intriguing.

I unfroze because my frozenness froze off.

The use of “at least” seems ambiguous also, “at least -500” sounds like “> -500” to me.

I like the rule-freezing idea, so I’ve editted it to be that. Also fixed that ambiguity part.

I’d hate to start this discussion again, but you should probably make explicit that temperature can be negative.

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Why not use real temperature scales?

Hard to tell if either Fahrenheit or Celsius (or Kelvin?) is better, so I decided to just not bother.

I’d go with Celsius.  It doesn’t matter too much which one you’re used to, since we’re not going to be talking about temperatures anyone here has actually experienced, and it’s the standard actual scientific uses.  I doubt Kelvin temperatures mean any more to anyone that “BTU”.

Oh neat, apparently Antarctica has actually reached 63.5 degrees F / 17.5 degrees C before.  (But usually it is more like -70.6 F / -57 C.)

Oh well. Analogy to reality or not isn’t too much of a bother to me because I’m mostly just concerned with the formal machinery behind it all.

I don’t mind just editing in conversions in if you give me copypasta to do so.

-57 is average for inland Antarctica, let us round to -60.  The coldest temperature it ever reached was about -90.  Let us then speculate that the highest normal range for the winter might be -30.  So we can say that < -60 is Extremely Cold and < -30 is Very Cold, maybe, if that was sort of your intent here?  Or did you mean more like < -90 is Extremely Cold and < -60 is Very Cold?

but I’ll vote against something that lets people remove rules or add text freely to the ruleset based upon it’s temperature.

     
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