On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 12:29 PM, Buddha Buck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  My thoughts, as a watcher (and not a player in either Agora or Agoran
>  Twister) is that a necessary condition to the validity of a Spot
>  should be that it is possible for any Innie to legally satisfy the
>  obligations imposed by the spot by either a declaration of OKAY or NO
>  WAY.  Failure to meet requirements of other spots in the same game
>  aren't considered, for this purpose, "illegal" (but failure to perform
>  as obligated isn't satisfying them, either)

Seems reasonable.

>  In a game, a Keith announces the spot: {Declare "OKAY" on all spots in
>  this game.}  This is not a valid spot because while it is possible to
>  satisfy this spot if OKAY is declared by a Keith, a declaration of "No
>  WAY" would immediately result in a failure to satisfy the obligation
>  imposed by this spot.

I don't follow.  If I declare NO WAY on such a spot, then my
obligation is just to declare NO WAY on at least one spot in the game.
 Since I have just done that, it is already satisfied.

-root

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