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-	Proposed by --Shivan 12:15, 6 November 2006 (EST)	+	Proposed by --Shivan 07:04, 27 November 2006 (EST)
-	1. Any player who has not voted on a proposal or debated on one within the last 14 days shall be declared inactive.	+	Rule 310 is ammended to read, in entirety:
-		+	"In a vote, the following definitions will apply for consent or failure: A simple majority shall constitute of a greater number of FOR than AGAINST votes. A supermajority shall constitute of least 2 FOR votes to every 1 AGAINST vote. Unaminous consent shall be defined as no votes not having any AGAINST votes. In a vote in which there are more than two options (for example, when there is an election for a title and there are three candidates running), the option which recieves the greatest number of FOR votes will win."
-	1.1 If there have been no proposals to vote on since the player's previous vote, he or she cannot be declared inactive.	+
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-	2. A player's status will change from inactive to active after he or she has voted on at least one proposal.	+

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Revision as of 15:15, 27 November 2006

This is a proposal to amend rule 310. Please contribute to the debate or cast your ballot on the discussion page.

Proposed by --Shivan 07:04, 27 November 2006 (EST)

Rule 310 is ammended to read, in entirety: "In a vote, the following definitions will apply for consent or failure: A simple majority shall constitute of a greater number of FOR than AGAINST votes. A supermajority shall constitute of least 2 FOR votes to every 1 AGAINST vote. Unaminous consent shall be defined as no votes not having any AGAINST votes. In a vote in which there are more than two options (for example, when there is an election for a title and there are three candidates running), the option which recieves the greatest number of FOR votes will win."