On Fri, 2008-09-26 at 10:43 -0700, Kerim Aydin wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008, Elliott Hird wrote:
> > I disagree
> > with an EXILE. Chokey seems reasonable. I was hoping for a FINE of 1 Servant
> > Coin. However, I'll just make it a regular pledge. Now there's gonna be four
> > pledges... without 3 objections I intend to terminate I SAID I'M FINE.
>
> We specifically voted out "service" type punishments and "equity for criminal
> activity" (e.g. make up for a crime by doing a service) with the judicial
> reforms back in '07. Thus, I think we should strictly stick to defined
> punishments rather than complicate them with pledges etc. (or at least if
> pledges are used privately, their existence should not impact the judges'
> sentencing decisions). Maybe we should just go back to Blots. -Goethe
>
Actually, I've been thinking about Blots quite a bit recently. My
thoughts were along the lines of automatically absolving one Blot every
time a player gets a Note; that sets a value for a Blot immediately, and
also means that the more useful things that players do, the more they
can get away with (or at least the shorter the punishments they accrue).
--
ais523
