On Wednesday 08 August 2007, Zefram wrote: > After a proposal with an adoption index of at least 3 passes, > the toastmaster CAN initiate a toast to Agora, and SHALL do so > as soon as possible with a bag on eir shoulder.
That wording is more concise, and perhaps in this case the same sentence, with CAN and SHALL lowercased, is the best way to express the statement. My proposal is, as far as I can see, compatible with MMI, except text that would require something impossible (which does not exist, I think). However, it does not require tedious definition or capital letters, and avoids "CAN and SHALL", which I do think are ugly right next to each other (if not as much as "CAN x, and SHALL do so").
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