On 5/21/2020 2:21 PM, Jason Cobb via agora-discussion wrote: > On 5/21/20 5:18 PM, Kerim Aydin via agora-discussion wrote: >> Not the sort of danger I prefer, it just leads to messes. >> >> Especially because, the way I'm reading it, the lots must include a single >> type of asset if at least one exists. >> >> Right now we have changed the assets rule so that anything indeterminate >> ends up in the L&FD. If any assets passage there is indeterminate, the >> uncertainty cascades to the auction (without the Treasuror necessarily >> having a choice about excluding the uncertain lots). > > > The Treasuror would never actually be REQUIRED to initiate an action - > the rule says CAN and SHOULD. >
Sorry, I meant that any time e starts an auction, e must include at least one batch of stranded currency (e doesn't have an option of auctioning just the Victory Card as long as there's at least one other currency potentially in the L&FD, at least that's my reading). Since there's just been a technical flaw pointed out anyway, making it the option of the Treasuror to include or leave out a currency lot (if that doesn't change the idea too much) would make me feel better :). -G.
