On Thu, 28 May 2009, Sean Hunt wrote: > Kerim Aydin wrote: >> If the error is wholly unknown, it's not a crime. > > Not necessarily; if it's reasonable for them to know, then it's still a > crime. If they miss a proposal made last week, it's probably a crime. A > proposal made last year, notsomuch.
All cases of "known and unknown" were meant to refer to what "a reasonable player" or more stringently to "what an officer in that position" should reasonably know or be paying attention to. For "wholly unknown" read "hard to find, generally not known or discoverable, and not pointed out by anyone". -G.
