Self-killed. Josh
Adminned at 12 Feb 2007 07:47:22 UTC
If the Proposal “Leading Roles (might) make you Famous” does not pass, this proposal has no effect.
Create a new Sub-rule of Fame with the text:
When an Actor adds a Named Role to eir Filmography of a filme which another Actor has already been a Name Role in, that actor gains 2 fame and the other Actor looses 2 Fame. The Actor cannot post a Press Conference and no other Actor may add a role from that film.
Alrighty then…can I correct a minor spelling error? Or do I have to use another proposal? The error that I see is “loose” should be changed to “lose”
You should wait until this proposal is administered—it’s not good form to change official proposals once they’ve been commented on.
The guy who claimed it more recently gets fame? Shouldn’t it be the other way round… Hey dude your just jumping on my bandwagon, i said i was in that movie ages ago…
The idea was actually that the second actor was getting part of the fame the first got from their press conference. Because that movie has already been advertised.
btw, whoever admined/spell checked it missed “filme”.
I like the concept, however, so: CoV
In the second sentence, which Actor does “The Actor” refer to?
Edomethius, adminning (and thus spell-checking) doesn’t happen until after the proposal has been enacted.
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Edometheus:
Spell check, spell check, spell check!
