comex wrote:
>Amend Rule 2160 by replacing 'POSSIBLE' with 'LEGAL'.
At best this is a recipe for confusion. We have carefully chosen
situations where something is POSSIBLE but ILLEGAL in order to avoid
getting into a mess. This change would call into question many such
actions, in a crisis, sole
comex wrote:
Perhaps I need to read the archives, but I am uncertain of what is the
default for regulated actions.
Game custom is CANNOT and (not MAY NOT).
A simple example of an action allowed only
with CAN is in Rule 1868; one allowed only with "MAY" is in Rule 1607. If
the actions CAN b
On Wednesday 01 August 2007, Ed Murphy wrote
> Neither CAN nor MAY is explicitly defined by Rule 2152, so ordinary
> language applies. Game custom for both is (not CANNOT) and (not
> MAY NOT).
This is severely broken. Certainly MAY/CAN are not capitalized merely for
emphasis.
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comex wrote:
On Wednesday 01 August 2007, Ed Murphy wrote
Neither CAN nor MAY is explicitly defined by Rule 2152, so ordinary
language applies. Game custom for both is (not CANNOT) and (not
MAY NOT).
This is severely broken. Certainly MAY/CAN are not capitalized merely for
emphasis.
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