On Fri, 2024-12-06 at 18:33 +0000, Brian Blomlie via agora-business wrote: > I register for Agora. My name is thimble.
I award thimble a Welcome Package. (This fails if e already has one.) CFJ: thimble was already a player prior to the above-quoted message. Evidence: On Fri, 2024-12-06 at 18:32 +0000, Brian Blomlie via agora-business wrote: > I award myself a Welcome Package. Arguments: In the past, persons attempting to perform actions reserved to players have not been considered to register as a result, e.g. CFJ 3776 is directly analogous. However, in that case, the attempt failed because players generally didn't realise it was a registration attempt. In this situation, a person who (as far as I know) had not previously posted at Agora attempted to award a welcome package, an action which a) is reserved to players and b) is normally one of the first things that is done after a registration, which immediately made me think that the message was a registration attempt. Is that sufficient to cause the registration to work? -- ais523
