The below CFJ is 3867.  I assign it to Jason.

status: https://faculty.washington.edu/kerim/nomic/cases/#3867

===============================  CFJ 3867  ===============================

      In the above message, I broke a pledge.

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Caller:                        ATMunn

Judge:                         Jason

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History:

Called by ATMunn:                                 16 Jul 2020 17:47:55
Assigned to Jason:                                [now]

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Caller's Arguments:

Though I did say the word I am forbidden to say due to the
pledge, it was 1) not a public message and 2) not an action. So, FALSE
would be logical. However, the pledge does say "in any context." Does
that still make it binding, even outside of public forums?


Caller's Evidence:

On 7/16/2020 1:43 PM, ATMunn via agora-discussion wrote:
> On 7/16/2020 1:42 PM, ATMunn via agora-business wrote:
>> I pledge to not say the word "tacos" in any context for the next 24
>> hours. The time window of this pledge is 24 hours and breaking the
>> pledge shall be a class 1 crime.
>>
>
> I like tacos.


Rule 2450/9 (Power=1.7)
Pledges

       If a Player makes a clear public pledge (syn. Oath) to perform (or
       refrain from performing) certain actions, then breaking the pledge
       within the pledge's time window is the Class N crime of
       Oathbreaking, where N is 2 unless the pledge explicitly states
       otherwise. It is also Oathbreaking for a player to let a pledge
       expire without taking an action e pledged to do in that pledge.
       The time window of a pledge is 60 days, unless the pledge
       explicitly states otherwise. A pledge ceases to exist at the end
       of its time window.

       If breaking the pledge harms specific other parties, the Referee
       SHOULD solicit the opinion of those parties in determining an
       appropriate fine.

       The Notary CAN destroy a pledge Without Objection, but SHOULD NOT
       do so unless the pledge no longer serves any significant purpose.

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