> https://faculty.washington.edu/kerim/nomic/cases/?2149 > https://faculty.washington.edu/kerim/nomic/cases/?2150 > > These two judgements distinguish speech acts as being treated > differently than other types of terms-of-art.
That landing-on-the-moon judgement was about landing on the moon using announcement as a method. If we say that Raising a Banner only causes a win if it's done by announcement (similar to Ørjan's claim that Declaring Apathy only works if it's done by the "without objection" method), then I guess that settles it. If the rule said "when a player Raises a Banner, they win the game", I suppose that would lean on your other point, that Agorans tend to say such things refer to regulated terms of art? That's a nice point that supporting and objection are not regulated actions.
