While suicide attacks are normally frowned upon by High Command, it doesn’t mean they should be any less suicidal (Vetoed by Amnistar)
Enacted by arthexis, Minister of Propaganda
Adminned at 23 Feb 2009 12:11:11 UTC
Change the text:
If a Soldier votes against his own proposal, that vote may not be changed. This is referred to as a Self-Kill.
in core rule 1.4 Voting to:
If a Soldier votes against his own proposal, this is referred to as a Self-Kill.
It’s pretty basic; the point is that people stop voting when you self-kill something.
If something gets a few FOR votes, then one “hey, guys, this is broken” AGAINST, then an apologetic self-kill, we don’t want the self-killer triumphantly changing his vote back to FOR a few hours before it times out.
I dont, there are huge amounts of againsts and the grednade will send col. damage through the roof!
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Clucky: he/him
Part of it has to be the “The Soldier who proposed it has voted AGAINST it.” line in the fail clause. If you could un-SK it, then it might matter when an admin chooses to fail an SKed proposal or not. Plus, if you SK your proposal its your own fault. If you actually wanted it to pass, repropose. Allowing for un SKing simply allows for more loopholes.