Self-killed. -scshunt
Adminned at 29 Jan 2013 14:19:14 UTC
If the Proposal titled “Rotten to the core†failed, this Proposal does nothing.
Amend the following text to the rule “Credibility”:
If an Honourable Member who is considered Corrupt raises their Credibility to an amount greater to or equal to 10, they will no longer be considered Corrupt.
Better to deal with this now rather than later.
I think it’s OK to remain considered Corrupt - the issue was mainly to keep track of that status.
In fact I’d prefer if the Corrupt Honourable Member had to achieve some task before they can be considered honest again.
per Koen. I think that ideally once a politician has a credibility of zero, they can’t raise it until they’ve cleared their Corrupt status.
I’d go for a different way of getting un-corrupt as well.
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Funnily enough I started off writing a rule to keep track of Corrupt status in the GNDT but it was late and I guess my mind wandered, oh well.
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