On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 10:50 AM, Ed Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BobTHJ wrote:
>
>>> Anyway, I think it could be 'not envisioned'. I mean, obviously I was
>>> aware that it was
>>> *possible* that someone could deregister me, but I hoped (and
>>> believed) that it wouldn't
>>> happen - since anyone looking at it would realise it's not a novelty
>>> to discover it could
>>> be used to deregister me. I was hoping for things like what Murphy and
>>> ais523 did, those
>>> were what I envisioned.
>>>
>>
>> While it may not be what you envisioned this is not an equity case it
>> is a inquiry case. I don't think I can rule on that basis.
>
> And even if an equity case were initiated, the equation couldn't do
> anything to allow ehird to re-register ahead of the usual 30-day limit.
>
>> Essentially, I'm asking that you provide an argument that would allow
>> me to rule TRUE on this case and have that be considered an acceptable
>> judgment....otherwise I am inclined to attempt to de-Protect this
>> case.
>
> This attitude is not worthy of the phrase "corrupt the judicial system",
> but is in fact precisely equivalent to my earlier suggestion "monetize
> the choice between multiple plausible interpretations".  Call it the
> Interpretation Market if that's what you're after.
>
Allow me to clarify...

I know I walk a thin line with the Protection Racket agreement.
Several players (yourself included) have made it clear that they will
oppose any attempts at corrupting the judicial system. I personally
don't have a problem with said corruption (to some extent) and the
Protection Racket agreement is in existence for those cases where I or
one of the other Dons deems a case to be "worth the risk". However, I
don't think this particular case is worth the risk, since ehird
directly brought this trouble upon emself. Therefore, unless e (or
someone else) can provide me a reasonable interpretation that would
lead to the desired outcome I will move to de-Protect this case (if
Ivan Hope is in agreement with me). I don't want to gamble my status
within Agora on this case....but there are other cases that I might
want to do so.

BobTHJ

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