Linked, you think? -G.
On Thu, 23 Oct 2014, omd wrote: > At this point, the present Moot is clearly not going to end with > resolution of the issues involved. Therefore, I call: > > CFJ: The original version of Rule 2437 (The Dungeon Master) generally > allows/allowed the Dungeon Master to set properties of the rule > itself. > CFJ: If the Rules unconditionally allow someone to perform a certain > rule change by announcement (not as the result of, e.g., a dependent > action), then it is generally possible for the "general player review" > clause in Rule 105 to be satisfied (e.g. through a formal but > non-Rules-specified process). > CFJ: For the purposes of Rule 105, "general player review through a > reasonably public process" requires a process whose formal details are > known in advance. > CFJ: For the purposes of Rule 105, "general player review through a > reasonably public process" cannot be achieved with a process which (a) > is completed in any fewer than 96 hours, and (b) does not inform > players in advance about the amount of time it will take to complete. > > Should cover a decent portion of the interpretation space, although > not all. I present no arguments, because this has been discussed to > death already.
