PROMOTOR'S REPORT AS OF RIGHT NOW

I assign the proposal with title "ReGardening" ID number 8921.

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I hereby distribute each listed proposal, initiating a referendum on it,
and removing it from the proposal pool. For this decision, the vote
collector
is the Assessor, the quorum is 5, the voting method is AI-majority, and the
valid options are FOR and AGAINST (PRESENT is also a valid vote, as are
conditional votes).


ID      Author(s)               AI    Title
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8922~   G.                      1.0   What's a paragraph anyway?
8923~   G.                      2.0   Department of Defense
8924~   G., Janet               2.0   A Populist PM
8925*   G., Janet, Murphy       3.0   Codify Conditionality





The proposal pool contains the following proposals:

ID      Author(s)               AI    Title
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8926*   4st, nix                3.0   Just add the sins directly
8927~   4st, nix                1.0   One More Sin



Legend: <ID>* : Democratic proposal.
        <ID>~ : Ordinary proposal.

The full text of the aforementioned proposal(s) is included below. Where
the information shown below differs from the information shown above,
the information shown above shall control.

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ID: 8922
Title: What's a paragraph anyway?
Adoption Index: 1.0
Author: G.
Co-Author(s):

Amend Rule 2429 (Bleach) by replacing:
      Replacing a non-zero amount of whitespace with a different
      non-zero amount of whitespace is generally insignificant, except
      for paragraph breaks.
with:
      Replacing a non-zero amount of whitespace with a different
      non-zero amount of whitespace is generally insignificant, except
      if doing so substantially changes the semantic, logical, or
      artistic structure of the text.

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ID: 8923
Title: Department of Defense
Adoption Index: 2.0
Author: G.
Co-Author(s):

Amend Rule 2451 (Executive Orders) by appending the following list item:
      - Research Funding (Mad Engineer): The Prime Minister specifies
an existing
      Rule.  Rules to the contrary notwithstanding, the Mad Engineer CAN and
      SHALL use that rule instead of making a random rule selection as
part of eir weekly
      duties for the following week.

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ID: 8924
Title: A Populist PM
Adoption Index: 2.0
Author: G.
Co-Author(s): Janet

Amend Rule 2451 (Executive Orders) by appending the following list item:
      - Proxy (Assessor): The Prime Minister specifies another active
        player.  A player's voting strength on an ordinary referendum
        is increased by 4 for each time Proxy was specified for em in
        its voting period.

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ID: 8925
Title: Codify Conditionality
Adoption Index: 3.0
Author: G.
Co-Author(s): Janet, Murphy

[Since a recent win was performed with a slightly-complex conditional
action, there has been discussion in DIS and on discord about
codifying conditional actions.  There is much debate and difference of
approach in the Discord discussion, but it would be good not to stall
out.  This paragraph is intended to essentially change no mechanics,
and legislatively codify our current common-law precedent - thus
acknowledging that conditionals exist at least, which can be changed
in later proposals].

Amend Rule 2518 (Determinacy) by appending the following paragraph:
      A communication purporting to express conditional intent to
      perform an action is considered unclear and ambiguous unless, at a
      minimum, the conditional is determinate, true, and reasonably
      straightforward to evaluate with publicly-available information at
      the time of communication. The communicator SHOULD explain
      specific reasons for being uncertain of the outcome when e makes
      the communication.

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ID: 8926
Title: Just add the sins directly
Adoption Index: 3.0
Author: 4st
Co-Author(s): nix

Some rules have synonyms defined (EG CFJ, intend, submit, proposer,
become) and some... don't. Yet somehow they all work based on the
'belief' that they work (like CFJs and airplanes). So the time has come
to codify it. Additionally, some doubt has come based on whether "oppose"
is sufficient to object to Agoran consent, and if other systems are
working on 'belief', then either that should be standardized, or this.
And it is of my opinion that Agorans would rather have things this way,
so...

ThUSLY, Amend R2201 ("Self-Ratification") by replacing:
"(syn. claim of error)" with "(syn. CoE, claim of error)"

AND SO, Amend R2202 ("Ratification Without Objection") by replacing:
"A player CAN, without objection, ratify a specified public document."
with:
"A player CAN, without objection, ratify a specified public document
(syn. RWO)."

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ID: 8927
Title: One More Sin
Adoption Index: 1.0
Author: 4st
Co-Author(s): nix

Amend R1681 ("The Logical Rulesets") by appending the following:
"Generally, R[N] is shorthand for Rule [N]."

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