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Postby Divitalia » Fri Mar 16, 2018 8:36 am

Divitalia wrote:Can a nation or region have a commendation repealed for a reason not related to the reason they were commended?


Also, can a region by simultaneously condemned and commended for different reasons?

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Postby Jar Wattinree » Fri Mar 16, 2018 8:42 am

Divitalia wrote:
Divitalia wrote:Can a nation or region have a commendation repealed for a reason not related to the reason they were commended?


Also, can a region by simultaneously condemned and commended for different reasons?

It is possible but I've not heard of such a thing happening before. There's no hard rule that says a Condemnation must be repealed for a Commendation.
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Postby Lenlyvit » Fri Mar 16, 2018 9:11 am

Divitalia wrote:
Divitalia wrote:Can a nation or region have a commendation repealed for a reason not related to the reason they were commended?


Also, can a region by simultaneously condemned and commended for different reasons?

1. Not sure, actually. You have to address the resolution you are repealing, while at the same time proving why they no longer deserve it.

2. That is 100% possible, but its never been done before.
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Postby Wrapper » Fri Mar 16, 2018 9:26 am

Divitalia wrote:Can a nation or region have a commendation repealed for a reason not related to the reason they were commended?

Not really. According to Rule 2(d), "Repeals should address the contents of the resolution they're repealing, and not by just stating the reverse of the arguments given in the resolution." That said, you can add a lot of other clauses that aren't related to the reason they were commended (or condemned), to bolster your argument.

Divitalia wrote:Also, can a region by simultaneously condemned and commended for different reasons?

Yes, absolutely, and so can a nation.
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Postby PatrickStar » Fri Mar 16, 2018 10:06 am

Would referencing the "Guide to the SC" topic be appropriate in a proposal?
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Postby Wrapper » Fri Mar 16, 2018 10:07 am

I can't imagine a scenario where it would be legal to do so.

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Postby PatrickStar » Fri Mar 16, 2018 10:08 am

That's what I thought. Thank you Wrapper.
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Postby Blood Wine » Fri Mar 16, 2018 3:52 pm

Would the term "puppetmasters" run afoul of rule 4b?

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Postby Wrapper » Fri Mar 16, 2018 4:39 pm

No, it's been ruled fine.

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Postby Divitalia » Sat Mar 17, 2018 3:25 pm

If a proposal does not reach quorum, can it be resubmitted without any changes, or are changes a requirement for resubmission?

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Postby Lenlyvit » Sat Mar 17, 2018 3:32 pm

Divitalia wrote:If a proposal does not reach quorum, can it be resubmitted without any changes, or are changes a requirement for resubmission?

You can resubmit without changes.
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Postby Divitalia » Sat Mar 17, 2018 3:34 pm

Lenlyvit wrote:
Divitalia wrote:If a proposal does not reach quorum, can it be resubmitted without any changes, or are changes a requirement for resubmission?

You can resubmit without changes.


Thanks.

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Postby Lenlyvit » Sat Mar 17, 2018 5:41 pm

So, due to a conversation in another thread I need to ask this question. Can GCRs be liberated by the SC, or are they exempt due to passwords not being able to be placed upon them?
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Postby United Massachusetts » Sat Mar 17, 2018 5:46 pm

They can, at least game-code wise (I proposed Liberate TEP--check the WA happenings)

So, that's cool.

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Postby Lord Dominator » Sat Mar 17, 2018 5:48 pm

Lenlyvit wrote:So, due to a conversation in another thread I need to ask this question. Can GCRs be liberated by the SC, or are they exempt due to passwords not being able to be placed upon them?

I just looked at the compedium of mod rulings and one of the things in the edit list says they are, but it didn't look like anywhere else in said thread mentions it. So I have no actual idea

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Postby Wrapper » Sat Mar 17, 2018 6:00 pm

Lenlyvit wrote:So, due to a conversation in another thread I need to ask this question. Can GCRs be liberated by the SC, or are they exempt due to passwords not being able to be placed upon them?

Yes, it's legal (relevant ruling), though such a liberation would only be symbolic, as it will have no effect gameside.

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Postby Lord Dominator » Sat Mar 17, 2018 6:03 pm

Wrapper wrote:
Lenlyvit wrote:So, due to a conversation in another thread I need to ask this question. Can GCRs be liberated by the SC, or are they exempt due to passwords not being able to be placed upon them?

Yes, it's legal (relevant ruling), though such a liberation would only be symbolic, as it will have no effect gameside.

Thanks Wrapper!

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Postby Lenlyvit » Sat Mar 17, 2018 6:07 pm

Wrapper wrote:
Lenlyvit wrote:So, due to a conversation in another thread I need to ask this question. Can GCRs be liberated by the SC, or are they exempt due to passwords not being able to be placed upon them?

Yes, it's legal (relevant ruling), though such a liberation would only be symbolic, as it will have no effect gameside.

Thanks Wrapper!
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Postby Consular » Sat Mar 24, 2018 5:43 am

Is it legal to submit joke proposals now? I wasn't gone THAT long :unsure:

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Postby Lenlyvit » Sat Mar 24, 2018 6:04 am

Consular wrote:Is it legal to submit joke proposals now? I wasn't gone THAT long :unsure:

I also would like an answer to this. Souls admitted in his thread that it was a joke proposal, yet its marked as legal and going to vote sooner or later.
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Postby Fratt » Sat Mar 24, 2018 6:05 am

Consular wrote:Is it legal to submit joke proposals now? I wasn't gone THAT long :unsure:


If you're talking about Liberate TEP, that was (partly) my objection too, but since it was ruled legal by three mods I guess it's fine somehow.

The definition of what counts as a "joke proposal" is also unclear (as in, never clarified): "Commend You" was considered legal in the past.

On Condemn Souls, that's not a joke proposal, imo. The only "joke" part, really, is the fact that it's a self-condemnation. However self-C&Cs are explicitly considered legal.
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Postby Ransium » Sat Mar 24, 2018 7:14 am

Give me a break, you don’t want us to take a hard line on joke proposals, besides [violet] has always maintained the voters are the main assessment of quality. Most proposal have an element of humor in them, was Condemn Wrapper a joke proposal? The second I start removing proposals that have a serious chance of passing because they are “joke proposals” 50 aggrieved parties will be breathing down my neck for being biased and overly eager to interfere with the WA.
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Postby Flanderlion » Sat Mar 24, 2018 8:12 am

Ransium wrote:Give me a break, you don’t want us to take a hard line on joke proposals, besides [violet] has always maintained the voters are the main assessment of quality. Most proposal have an element of humor in them, was Condemn Wrapper a joke proposal? The second I start removing proposals that have a serious chance of passing because they are “joke proposals” 50 aggrieved parties will be breathing down my neck for being biased and overly eager to interfere with the WA.

I think either ditch the rule or enforce it. Having joke proposals where the author literally said it was a joke proposal to make fun of the SC is something I'd put on the wrong side of the line. Condemn Wrapper on the other hand I'd put as alright as it was just recognising a deserving player in an amusing way, so its always a judgement call it the rule is kept.
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Postby Ransium » Sat Mar 24, 2018 8:21 am

In the past, it's been used to throw out things like "Condemn Your Mom", and that's a power I'd rather not get rid of.

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Postby Frisbeeteria » Sat Mar 24, 2018 8:59 am

Ransium wrote:In the past, it's been used to throw out things like "Condemn Your Mom", and that's a power I'd rather not get rid of.

Ransium is not alone in this judgement. I don't want the rule tossed either.

Flanderlion wrote:Having joke proposals where the author literally said it was a joke proposal to make fun of the SC

I haven't seen that post. Was it on the forums prior to the proposal being ruled legal? Because apart from the one line about the overuse of pink, I think it reads as a serious proposal. Pretty much every SC proposals pokes somebody with a sharp stick through the bars of their cage. I'm not seeing anything significantly different in "Liberate The East Pacific".

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