On 8/29/07, Zefram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Prohibiting a player from posting true
> statements thus denies em the right to take many game actions, which is
> a major aspect of participation in the public forum.
Gratuitous arguments:
The last paragraph of 2149:
Merely quoting a statement does not constitute publishing it for
the purposes of this rule. Any disclaimer, conditional clause,
or other qualifier attached to a statement constitutes part of
the statement for the purposes of this rule; the truth or
falsity of the whole is what is significant.
actually makes it relatively easy (unfortunately) for a knave to
perform game actions anyway, or otherwise publish true statements.
For example, a TTttPF is generally accepted as performing actions even
though the main body of the message is a quote, and therefore
irrelevant to Rule 2149.
