On Mon, 23 Jun 2008, comex wrote: > The contest egregiously attempts to bribe its parties to not > participate in the fora, by awarding points only if they don't. > However, it's just a bribe. The contest is not actually prohibiting > participation, i.e. you could not initiate an equity or criminal case > against a party who initiated CFJs.
I think it's probably perfectly fine unless the barrier is so high that it effectively prevents CFJs from being called. Here's a very strong argument (I think!) that it's ok: Another Right allows you to refuse to be a member of a contract, but contracts, by their very nature, offer various benefits (e.g. "bribes") to become a member. So you can be compensated for not doing something that it's otherwise your right to do. -Goethe
