Thursday, September 30, 2021

Proposal: Usufruct

Timed out 1 vote to 7. Failed by Kevan.

Adminned at 02 Oct 2021 14:38:44 UTC

Add the following to “Floors”:

A Proposal which would modify the status of any dynastic rule if enacted is Unpopular if any Citizen is both occupying the Zone associated with that rule and has a valid Vote of AGAINST on that Proposal.

Comments

Madrid:

30-09-2021 18:08:48 UTC

So basically VETO.

Hmm.

Kevan: he/him

30-09-2021 18:16:17 UTC

imperial

redtara: they/them

30-09-2021 19:14:29 UTC

@Cuddlebeam: the wording is stolen shamelessly from “Breaker Access”.

Zack: he/him

30-09-2021 19:43:50 UTC

What exactly does it mean to “modify the status of a dynastic rule”?

redtara: they/them

30-09-2021 21:04:34 UTC

I don’t think zoning counts, if that’s what you’re getting at. While zones include floors, I don’t think zones are properties of floors. But this is a poor phrasing which I unfortunately did not catch in time to fix.

Zack: he/him

30-09-2021 21:22:15 UTC

What I’m getting at is, I don’t think “the status of a dynastic rule” has any meaning.

Clucky: he/him

01-10-2021 00:30:29 UTC

against As adding proposals would modify which floors a dynastic rule correspond to, which is part of the status of that rule, and thus this gives people wide range vetoes.

Zack: he/him

01-10-2021 14:30:33 UTC

against

Josh: Observer he/they

01-10-2021 15:17:07 UTC

against

redtara: they/them

01-10-2021 19:31:43 UTC

@Clucky my opinion is that it doesn’t but that isn’t an unreasonable interpretation either.

Assuming “the status of” were removed, how would those voting against feel about it? I don’t want to waste another proposal slot if there are other major objections.

pokes:

02-10-2021 00:40:04 UTC

against

Raven1207: he/they

02-10-2021 04:05:30 UTC

against

TyGuy6:

02-10-2021 05:01:29 UTC

“modify the text of a rule and/or its subrules” would receive my vote, for future version ref. against

TyGuy6:

02-10-2021 05:02:16 UTC

...Or some similar improvement to the specific language.