User:Chuck/Cantons Proposal - Revision history

Chuck: User:Chuck/Indivisible Rules (DRAFT) moved to User:Chuck/Cantons Proposal

Chuck — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 16:52:45 GMT

User:Chuck/Indivisible Rules (DRAFT) moved to User:Chuck/Cantons Proposal

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Chuck at 01:47, 7 December 2006

Chuck — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 01:47:05 GMT

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-	~~{{Draft~~ proposal}}	+	This proposal is active as [[351]]. I screwed up the move mechanism, so this page is still here, as I can't actually delete it myself.
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-	~~Proposed by:~~ [[~~User:Chuck\|Chuck~~]] ~~18:24, 6 December 2006 (EST)~~	+
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-	1. ~~Wherever~~ the ~~rules refer to a player having some number of votes (such as one)~~, this ~~shall mean that a player~~ is ~~eligible to cast that number of votes per proposal~~, ~~in accordance with all rules in effect.~~	+
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-	~~2. No player may divide, combine, or otherwise alter the number of votes that he or she is eligible to cast on a particular proposal, unless the rules specifically permit it.~~	+
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-	3. Wherever the rules refer to a fractional vote, the vote shall only be considered fractional for the purposes of totalling the number of votes. A player is always eligible to cast a fractional vote as ~~though~~ it ~~were a single vote, e.g. a player does not require two half-votes to be eligible to vote.~~	+
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-	4. Neither fractional votes nor multiple votes cast by a single player on a proposal shall have any affect on quorum. For the purposes of determining quorum, any number of votes cast by a player shall be treated as a single whole vote.	+

Chuck at 23:32, 6 December 2006

Chuck — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 23:32:04 GMT

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	2. No player may divide, combine, or otherwise alter the number of votes that he or she is eligible to cast on a particular proposal, unless the rules specifically permit it.		2. No player may divide, combine, or otherwise alter the number of votes that he or she is eligible to cast on a particular proposal, unless the rules specifically permit it.

-	3. Wherever the rules refer to a fractional vote, the vote shall only be considered fractional for the purposes of totalling the number of votes. A player is always eligible to cast a fractional vote as though it were a single vote, e.g. a player does not require two half-votes to be eligible to ~~cast a single~~ vote.	+	3. Wherever the rules refer to a fractional vote, the vote shall only be considered fractional for the purposes of totalling the number of votes. A player is always eligible to cast a fractional vote as though it were a single vote, e.g. a player does not require two half-votes to be eligible to vote.

	4. Neither fractional votes nor multiple votes cast by a single player on a proposal shall have any affect on quorum. For the purposes of determining quorum, any number of votes cast by a player shall be treated as a single whole vote.		4. Neither fractional votes nor multiple votes cast by a single player on a proposal shall have any affect on quorum. For the purposes of determining quorum, any number of votes cast by a player shall be treated as a single whole vote.

Chuck: redundancy fix

Chuck — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 23:30:23 GMT

redundancy fix

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	2. No player may divide, combine, or otherwise alter the number of votes that he or she is eligible to cast on a particular proposal, unless the rules specifically permit it.		2. No player may divide, combine, or otherwise alter the number of votes that he or she is eligible to cast on a particular proposal, unless the rules specifically permit it.

-	3. Wherever the rules refer to a fractional vote, the vote shall only be considered fractional for the purposes of ~~counting~~ totalling the number of votes. A player is always eligible to cast a fractional vote as though it were a single vote, e.g. a player does not require two half-votes to be eligible to cast a single vote.	+	3. Wherever the rules refer to a fractional vote, the vote shall only be considered fractional for the purposes of totalling the number of votes. A player is always eligible to cast a fractional vote as though it were a single vote, e.g. a player does not require two half-votes to be eligible to cast a single vote.

	4. Neither fractional votes nor multiple votes cast by a single player on a proposal shall have any affect on quorum. For the purposes of determining quorum, any number of votes cast by a player shall be treated as a single whole vote.		4. Neither fractional votes nor multiple votes cast by a single player on a proposal shall have any affect on quorum. For the purposes of determining quorum, any number of votes cast by a player shall be treated as a single whole vote.

Chuck: draft proposal clarifying vote quantities

Chuck — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 23:24:59 GMT

draft proposal clarifying vote quantities

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{{Draft proposal}}

Proposed by: [[User:Chuck|Chuck]] 18:24, 6 December 2006 (EST)

1. Wherever the rules refer to a player having some number of votes (such as one), this shall mean that a player is eligible to cast that number of votes per proposal, in accordance with all rules in effect.

2. No player may divide, combine, or otherwise alter the number of votes that he or she is eligible to cast on a particular proposal, unless the rules specifically permit it.

3. Wherever the rules refer to a fractional vote, the vote shall only be considered fractional for the purposes of counting totalling the number of votes. A player is always eligible to cast a fractional vote as though it were a single vote, e.g. a player does not require two half-votes to be eligible to cast a single vote.

4. Neither fractional votes nor multiple votes cast by a single player on a proposal shall have any affect on quorum. For the purposes of determining quorum, any number of votes cast by a player shall be treated as a single whole vote.