Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Proposal: [Theft] Reporting for duty

Timed out 5 votes to 8. Failed by Kevan. -2 points to Wooble.

Adminned at 17 Oct 2009 03:07:41 UTC

Create a new rule entitled “Reporting for duty (Blue)”:

Any natural person can become a Player.

From ParanomicXP.

posted by Wooble at 14 Oct 2009 14:57:40 UTC Comments (16)

Comments

arthexis: he/him

14-10-2009 15:07:47 UTC

against

Kevan: he/him

14-10-2009 15:09:14 UTC

against Nice jargon, which I hadn’t heard before, but being able to just “become” a player (without having to sign up with a blog account, or even have Internet access) has the potential for chaos.

ais523:

14-10-2009 15:11:39 UTC

for Trivial; it wouldn’t actually make the players in question nonidle, and they’d have to make a blog post to unidle. Before then, they’re unlikely to have much of an influence on the game.

Besides, the rule says that they can become a player; it doesn’t say how.

Oze:

14-10-2009 15:14:32 UTC

for

arthexis: he/him

14-10-2009 15:14:46 UTC

Precisely because it doesn’t say how, I don’t think we should add it.

Kevan: he/him

14-10-2009 15:19:18 UTC

Players are nonidle by default, aren’t they? “Idle” is just a flag you can acquire.

You’re right, though, this could just be read as a clarification of the first sentence of Rule 1.2.

Oranjer:

14-10-2009 15:40:03 UTC

against

spikebrennan:

14-10-2009 15:53:25 UTC

for
“can become” means “eligible to become”.  This rule doesn’t change any mechanics of how one actually _does_ become a player.

Klisz:

14-10-2009 16:48:38 UTC

imperial

Oranjer:

14-10-2009 16:55:04 UTC

for Very well, spikebrennan.

Bucky:

14-10-2009 19:02:40 UTC

against Trivial.  James mullard cannot become a player.

Darknight: he/him

14-10-2009 21:28:23 UTC

against Trivial

Wakukee:

14-10-2009 22:03:32 UTC

against Where would the Gleebies go???

Excalabur:

15-10-2009 01:27:47 UTC

imperial

Qwazukee:

15-10-2009 15:16:44 UTC

against pie-is-square

Josh: he/they

16-10-2009 15:15:30 UTC

against