On Sun, Nov 3, 2019 at 12:44 AM Gaelan Steele <g...@canishe.com> wrote: > > I am considering, as part of my plotting-to-become-rulekeepor work, some sort > of automatic proposal generator (basically, some sort of web-based interface > for editing the ruleset, get changes dumped into a human-readable proposal). > Obviously something like that catching on would benefit me (because I can > parse the proposals back into a set of changes with no human intervention), > but could also be convenient for you. To be clear, if this ever happens, it > wouldn’t be coming for another few weeks at least.
That would be amazing! Most of the stuff in my style guide should be pretty easy to add in to a generator like that. I'm not much of a programmer, but I'd be happy to help however I can (testing and comments, for instance). > Also, while we’re at it, I’ve long campaigned for a list somewhere of common > mistakes that show up in lots of proposals. (Extremely common: CAN/MAY > confusion, lack of “by announcement,” switches dumped on the {registrar, > prime minister, fat controllor, proposal author}.) In the past I’ve proposed > this a time or two as a regulation with some sort of mechanism for ensuring > players at least claim they checked it before submitting proposals, but maybe > it’d work as just an unofficial document (or an official one that players > only SHOULD read). Hmm, that could work. I could add a section on that to my style guide, right now it's just formatting stuff. -Aris -Aris