On Sunday 28 October 2007 16:42:51 Josiah Worcester wrote: > root argued that proposals are one possible method for creating > judicial cases with more than one subclass. I find this TRUE, > because a proposal, if agreed upon, can make explicit changes to the > gamestate. > > Consider the following protoproposal: > Allow there to be the following call for judgement, which is an > inquiry and criminal case: "It is possible for a CFJ to have more > than one subclass." This call for judgement, being called by an > Agoran decision, shall be recorded as having been initiated by Agora > itself. >
I, listening to a report, thought I was the only judge, rather than part of a panel. Please, ignore the above; without panel consent, it does nothing; moreover, I have already consented to the judgement of IRRELEVANT.
