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by Fauxia » Mon Jul 30, 2018 1:32 pm
Prydania wrote:Against.
by Prydania » Mon Jul 30, 2018 1:39 pm
by Fauxia » Mon Jul 30, 2018 2:50 pm
Prydania wrote:Fauxia wrote:What's your reasoning?
His attempt at self-commendation doesn’t sit well with me. Further? His non-compliance issues are a problem for me. If you want a say in how the WA operates? You ought to abide by the WA. I know a number of people consider non-compliance a viable method of play, but I’m not sure I agree.
To me? The WA is but one aspect of NS. You don’t need to join it to play this game. If you opt in? You shouldn’t ben allowed to discard what you personally don’t like. It’s an entirely voluntary organization, and so I see non-compliant members as, well, not serving much purpose.
by Prydania » Mon Jul 30, 2018 3:24 pm
Fauxia wrote:As for the self-commend thing, it's bad, but that is why we have the one line in there for that purpose. You can commend most of the behaviors of a person while not all of them. We've commended/condemned people who have broken rules before.
Prydania wrote:His attempt at self-commendation doesn’t sit well with me. Further? His non-compliance issues are a problem for me. If you want a say in how the WA operates? You ought to abide by the WA. I know a number of people consider non-compliance a viable method of play, but I’m not sure I agree.
To me? The WA is but one aspect of NS. You don’t need to join it to play this game. If you opt in? You shouldn’t ben allowed to discard what you personally don’t like. It’s an entirely voluntary organization, and so I see non-compliant members as, well, not serving much purpose.
Roleplay is roleplay is roleplay, imo. I don't care whether you abide by all, none, or some GA resolutions, your choice. Authoring them is a different story. Writing resolutions can cost a combination of time, effort, and money. Being highly productive in that category is worthy of commendation.
by Wallenburg » Mon Jul 30, 2018 8:18 pm
Fauxia wrote:Prydania wrote:His attempt at self-commendation doesn’t sit well with me. Further? His non-compliance issues are a problem for me. If you want a say in how the WA operates? You ought to abide by the WA. I know a number of people consider non-compliance a viable method of play, but I’m not sure I agree.
To me? The WA is but one aspect of NS. You don’t need to join it to play this game. If you opt in? You shouldn’t ben allowed to discard what you personally don’t like. It’s an entirely voluntary organization, and so I see non-compliant members as, well, not serving much purpose.
Roleplay is roleplay is roleplay, imo. I don't care whether you abide by all, none, or some GA resolutions, your choice. Authoring them is a different story. Writing resolutions can cost a combination of time, effort, and money. Being highly productive in that category is worthy of commendation.
As for the self-commend thing, it's bad, but that is why we have the one line in there for that purpose. You can commend most of the behaviors of a person while not all of them. We've commended/condemned people who have broken rules before.
by Fauxia » Mon Jul 30, 2018 8:31 pm
Wallenburg wrote:Fauxia wrote:Roleplay is roleplay is roleplay, imo. I don't care whether you abide by all, none, or some GA resolutions, your choice. Authoring them is a different story. Writing resolutions can cost a combination of time, effort, and money. Being highly productive in that category is worthy of commendation.
As for the self-commend thing, it's bad, but that is why we have the one line in there for that purpose. You can commend most of the behaviors of a person while not all of them. We've commended/condemned people who have broken rules before.
You really aren't offering any justification for commending the nominee. You are offering justification for not ostracizing the player. Yes, you certainly don't have to outcast a member of the community for serious errors in judgement and continuing failure to recognize the laws of the WA, but it makes no sense for the WA to commend a nation that has violated its rules to the extent that it has been banned once from the WA, and that continues to explicitly and very proudly display its noncompliance with WA resolutions.
by Lord Dominator » Mon Jul 30, 2018 8:49 pm
Fauxia wrote:Wallenburg wrote:You really aren't offering any justification for commending the nominee. You are offering justification for not ostracizing the player. Yes, you certainly don't have to outcast a member of the community for serious errors in judgement and continuing failure to recognize the laws of the WA, but it makes no sense for the WA to commend a nation that has violated its rules to the extent that it has been banned once from the WA, and that continues to explicitly and very proudly display its noncompliance with WA resolutions.
There is precedent on commending/condemning nations in each of those cases
by Fauxia » Mon Jul 30, 2018 9:03 pm
Lord Dominator wrote:Fauxia wrote:There is precedent on commending/condemning nations in each of those cases
Regardless of my personal beliefs, citing 'there's precedent' by itself as an argument isn't the best argument one can make. Precedent is both mutable and non-binding. Citing the specific cases and why they apply in this one however, is much better,
by Prydania » Mon Jul 30, 2018 9:16 pm
Fauxia wrote:Lord Dominator wrote:Regardless of my personal beliefs, citing 'there's precedent' by itself as an argument isn't the best argument one can make. Precedent is both mutable and non-binding. Citing the specific cases and why they apply in this one however, is much better,
All I want is for people to be consistent. Does non-compliance negate authoring resolutions? Silly, but, fine, as long as you will support repealing commendations of others (I think Sciongrad mentioned Glen-Rhodes as an example). You think WA bans negate recognition? Fine, but I hope you support the repeal of the badges of former predator users and other sorts (not sure how many off the top of my head, but at least one I can think of).
by Consular » Tue Jul 31, 2018 4:31 am
by United Massachusetts » Tue Jul 31, 2018 6:01 am
Consular wrote:I'm tempted to vote against just because I find UM mildly annoying tbh.
No strong objection to commending Auralia though. I've more or less gotten over my partisan opposition to the idea.
by United Massachusetts » Sat Dec 15, 2018 10:03 am
by Wallenburg » Sat Dec 15, 2018 10:06 am
by United Massachusetts » Sat Dec 15, 2018 10:30 am
Wallenburg wrote:Further objections. Ha, now you can't submit it!
by Sacara » Sat Dec 15, 2018 11:28 am
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Commended by SC #382
by New Bremerton » Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:36 pm
by Sciongrad » Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:47 pm
New Bremerton wrote:Full support. Auralia's self-commendation, which I wasn't around to witness, occurred four years ago. People need to just get over it. His accomplishments, his unreserved apology and his GA accomplishments far outstrip one serious mistake. Plus, he has been working very hard to repeal the confusing and misleading GA resolution Preventing the Execution of Innocents for months now. He deserves a commendation for that too.
by United Massachusetts » Sat Dec 15, 2018 12:51 pm
Sciongrad wrote:New Bremerton wrote:Full support. Auralia's self-commendation, which I wasn't around to witness, occurred four years ago. People need to just get over it. His accomplishments, his unreserved apology and his GA accomplishments far outstrip one serious mistake. Plus, he has been working very hard to repeal the confusing and misleading GA resolution Preventing the Execution of Innocents for months now. He deserves a commendation for that too.
I supported this until his pro-death politics came to light. His repeal efforts directly challenge the official position of the church, which is that the death penalty is never admissible under any circumstance.
by Prydania » Sat Dec 15, 2018 1:56 pm
Prydania wrote:Fauxia wrote:What's your reasoning?
His attempt at self-commendation doesn’t sit well with me.
Further? His non-compliance issues are a problem for me. If you want a say in how the WA operates? You ought to abide by the WA. I know a number of people consider non-compliance a viable method of play, but I’m not sure I agree.
To me? The WA is but one aspect of NS. You don’t need to join it to play this game. If you opt in? You shouldn’t ben allowed to discard what you personally don’t like. It’s an entirely voluntary organization, and so I see non-compliant members as, well, not serving much purpose.
by Wrapper » Sat Dec 15, 2018 7:01 pm
United Massachusetts wrote:Dissapproving of the Auralian attempt to self-commend
United Massachusetts wrote:Regrettably acknowledging Auralia’s attempt to self-commend
by United Massachusetts » Sat Dec 15, 2018 7:47 pm
Wrapper wrote:Against, because you changed:United Massachusetts wrote:Dissapproving of the Auralian attempt to self-commend
to:United Massachusetts wrote:Regrettably acknowledging Auralia’s attempt to self-commend
I was willing to wholeheartedly support this if it was on record that the SC disapproves and not merely acknowledges Auralia's cheating.
by New Bremerton » Sat Dec 15, 2018 9:05 pm
Sciongrad wrote:New Bremerton wrote:Full support. Auralia's self-commendation, which I wasn't around to witness, occurred four years ago. People need to just get over it. His accomplishments, his unreserved apology and his GA accomplishments far outstrip one serious mistake. Plus, he has been working very hard to repeal the confusing and misleading GA resolution Preventing the Execution of Innocents for months now. He deserves a commendation for that too.
I supported this until his pro-death politics came to light. His repeal efforts directly challenge the official position of the church, which is that the death penalty is never admissible under any circumstance.
by The Tri State Area and Maine » Sat Dec 15, 2018 10:08 pm
Sciongrad wrote:New Bremerton wrote:Full support. Auralia's self-commendation, which I wasn't around to witness, occurred four years ago. People need to just get over it. His accomplishments, his unreserved apology and his GA accomplishments far outstrip one serious mistake. Plus, he has been working very hard to repeal the confusing and misleading GA resolution Preventing the Execution of Innocents for months now. He deserves a commendation for that too.
I supported this until his pro-death politics came to light. His repeal efforts directly challenge the official position of the church, which is that the death penalty is never admissible under any circumstance.
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