On 05/22/17 12:36, Kerim Aydin wrote: > > On Mon, 22 May 2017, Publius Scribonius Scholasticus wrote: >> People can stop objecting because it is already dead. > People can remove objections, so it's prudent not to rely on a single > person's (I only saw one person object to every one of them, though > maybe I missed some). In fact I intended to Support my own right before the end of the period, which would've succeeded if only one person had Objected. Even still it can succeed if I convince people to withdraw eir Objections. >> As to the Victory Election, G. is not yet an option. > I'm curious about the wording of victory elections: > non-player persons > can also become valid options during the voting period by > announcement. > Is there consensus that "A person can... by announcement" means that > only that person can announce for emself? Or that anyone can announce > for anyone else? I'm fairly certain that they'd have to be announced at the beginning of decision, or the decision initiation fails (by not specifying all possible options in an unambiguous way). > I'm also curious about what happens to vote cast for an option when > it's only added as a valid option after the vote is cast, so: > > I hereby make myself a valid option for the current Victory Election. > > To test the above question: > > I hereby make OscarMeyr a valid option for the current Victory Election. > > >
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