Proposal: What’s That, Skippy?
Reaches quorum and passes 7-0-1. But it, uh, doesn’t actually create a rule, which means that its second event doesn’t trigger immediately and does nothing. -RaichuKFM
Adminned at 05 Mar 2014 12:46:12 UTC
One Infected may be the Communicant, their identity being tracked in the next sentence. The current Communicant is: nobody.
The Communicant may cast the Alien’s vote for them on a proposal by making a comment on that proposal with exactly six voting icons in a row, followed by an
- this comment does not count as a vote by the Communicant. The voting icon which appears most frequently in the row is considered to be the Alien’s vote on that proposal, and must correspond to the Alien’s Opinion on that proposal.
The Alien has a Distress Call and a Mobbing Call, both of which are English words tracked privately by the Communicant, and initially undefined. If the Calls are undefined, the Communicant may choose new words for them. When an Infected ceases to be the Communicant, both Calls become undefined.
If a Proposal contains a Mobbing Call and no Distress Call, the Alien’s Opinion of the proposal is that it should vote FOR. If a Proposal contains a Distress Call and no Mobbing Call, the Alien’s Opinion of the proposal is that it should vote AGAINST. If neither of these is the case, the Alien’s Opinion is that it should vote DEFERENTIAL.
Upon enactment of this rule, make a random Infected (other than the Alien) the Communicant.
RaichuKFM: she/her