On 11/6/07, Zefram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ian Kelly wrote: > > A player is well qualified to be assigned as judge of a judicial > > case if and only if e is neither unqualified nor poorly > > qualified to be assigned as its judge. > > This needs to be merged into the "Except where modified ..." paragraph, > which uses the term "qualified".
Why does it need to be in that paragraph? "Well qualified" is intended to be a separate term from "qualified". It depends upon the "poorly qualified" definition, which is why I placed it after the "poorly qualified" paragraph. > So Sitting takes the place of the current Leaning, and Standing takes > the place of the current Sitting and Standing? Yes. > If someone registers and has eir fatigue set to the current value, > then does nothing for some months, then stands up, e gets the next N > CFJs to emself? No, only standing players have a fatigue switch. When a player stands up, e gets the default value. > Seems like quite a bit of extra bookkeeping just in order to share out > linked cases fairly. You really think so? Instead of tracking standing or sitting for each the judges in rotation, you instead have to track an integer for each; the only operations to be performed on the set are sorting and incrementing. -root
