Tuesday, March 21, 2006

Proposal: Low hit rate

Self-killed. Josh

Adminned at 23 Mar 2006 02:01:47 UTC

The first person to create a simple but comprehensive GUI, for use in editing the GNDT settings, that is adopted through a normal proposal, should get 5 cheese.

Comments

smith:

21-03-2006 16:28:36 UTC

for

Bucky:

21-03-2006 21:21:02 UTC

against .  If it said two cheese, however…

predisastered:

22-03-2006 00:21:40 UTC

imperial

Hix:

22-03-2006 01:36:06 UTC

against Adds nothing to the ruleset.  Uses “should” and thus has no practical effect.  If/when someone creates the GUI, we can decide the reward.

Josh: Observer he/they

22-03-2006 11:27:33 UTC

Hix: A proposal doesn’t have to make changes to the ruleset to make changes to the gamestate. The gamestate can effect itself, so long as that effect is allowed for in the ruleset - for instance through proposals, or through GNDT mechanisms. As to ‘should’, I think that’s unneccessarily nitpicky.

All I want here is for someone to make it possible for me to admin proposals again. Is that too much to ask? Apparently so, which is why I feel the need to incentivise it.

Hix:

23-03-2006 01:51:14 UTC

I know that you don’t have to add to the ruleset to change the gamestate, but I think it’s an unnecessary burden to have to remember too many “continuous effects” that aren’t spelled out in the ruleset or some other place that most players check frequently.  How many players know that “Cheese is awesome.” is in effect still (unless I am mistaken)?  I know it’s a silly example, but it still doesn’t seem right that anyone should have to read through the entire game history (an impossible task, in any case) to find out whether that “rule” is still in effect.

I only nitpicked the “should” because that word is, in fact, defined in the Glossary.

Angry Grasshopper:

23-03-2006 03:46:40 UTC

Thanks Kevan for setting it up! I stuck an html link under the GNDT in the sidebar, so you should have no trouble.

Still remember the old password, Josh? ;)

Bucky:

23-03-2006 04:45:05 UTC

Hix: You are apparently mistaken.

Josh: Observer he/they

23-03-2006 10:00:04 UTC

against S/K