Passess 7-0 at Quorum. Adminned by Bucky.
Adminned at 10 May 2006 19:46:47 UTC
Add a line to the Rule ‘Temporal Effects’:
Noon is defined to be the third hour of Game Day. Midnight is defined to be the third hour of Game Night.
Trivial to track in the sidebar. Also I will add which hour of Game Day / Game Night we are in.
We don’t have any unencoded rules which make use of this data, but I’m sure we can cook up something. Eheh.
I don’t think this mixes well with the expiration of Vows at noon every Wed and Sun.
Yeah, that’s a bug.
It still doesn’t cause any trouble—the Vows still expire on those days (twice, actually), and naturally I’ll propose a distinction between Noon and Game Noon when I get a slot back.
What does it mean to vote Imperial on a proposal by the abbot where e hasn’t made an explicit vote? I guess I’ll find out.
E is assumed to have voted FOR, so voting imperial on eir proposal (usually) has the same effect as voting for it.
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