You can't revoke pledges On Thu, Sep 14, 2017 at 18:44 Kerim Aydin <ke...@u.washington.edu> wrote:
> > > I intend to revoke the below pledge with 4 days notice. It was made while > I was a non-player and CFJs were free for me. > > (if I do this, the proposal will now make me party to an agreement without > consent, > but now that it's pointed out that I can be forced to pay for others' > cfjs, I don't > want to leave it around long enough to revoke it after the proposal passes) > > On Thu, 14 Sep 2017, Owen Jacobson wrote: > > Create a pledge owned by G., whose terms are > > > > { > > This pledge is known as The Prosecutor's Office > > > > 1. I CAN revoke or alter this pledge by giving 4 Days Notice. > > > > 2. If a CFJ is submitted to The Prosecutor's Office (private or > > public to me, but not in Discussion), I shall follow the > > following formal process to resolve the matter of > > controversy: > > > > a. I shall enter it into the bottom of the Judicial Queue. > > > > b. At most once per day, and and most 5 times per week, > I'll > > initiate an Agoran Call for Judgement on the CFJ on the > > top of the Judicial Queue (also barring judges as > > requested by the submitter). > > > > c. By request, the submitter may remain anonymous. > > > > d. Absolutely free of charge, as able, I'll research and > > add gratuitous arguments in favor of the submitter's > > position, and I'll not argue against the submitter's > > position except in private with the submitter. > > > > -G. > > } > > >