omd wrote: > On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 10:28 PM, Ed Murphy <emurph...@socal.rr.com> wrote: >>> This point has generated quite a bit of discussion lately, not to >>> mention that current precedent is that it's false; I think just >>> stating it as true without any justification is unreasonable. >> >> Which precedent? Â Anyway, I believe my other interpretations are >> sufficient to lead to the assigned judgements regardless of how >> ratification works. > > Ratification is not obviously broken if the gamestate includes its > history. ais523 assumed it doesn't in eir judgement of CFJ 2909: > >> it instead tries to work out a minimal change to the /present/ gamestate to >> change the past.
I interpreted that judgement as 1) the gamestate may or may not include history, but in either case 2) the previous version of Rule 1551 was broken because it applied a legal fiction to a past event, but did not apply a legal fiction to subsequent events dependent on that past event.