Ed Murphy wrote:
> For the purpose of this rule, a document is part or all of a
> public message, and an official document is part or all of a
> public message labeled as an official report.
It is possible to have a public message that contains only part of
an official report, and that should be ratifiable. Also, a report is
the information abstractly, not the document in which that information
is published. I suggest:
For the purpose of this rule, a document is part or all of a
public message, and an official document is a document that
purports to be a publication of part or all of an official
report.
> Any player CAN, without objection, ratify part or all of an
> official document. The date of the most recent such ratification
> becomes part of the official report in question.
Better be more explicit about the scope of "such ratification" when
ratification affects only part of an official report.
> Any document defined by the rules as self-ratifying is ratified
> one week after its publication, unless challenged during that
> period.
Nice idea.
>Create a rule titled "Identity Theft" with Power 3 and this text:
Interesting. That resolves a bunch of current issues.
-zefram
