On Fri, 29 May 2009, Ed Murphy wrote: > The interesting fact here is that a recordkeepor of assets has to list > all the assets that exist. In the case of the Scorekeepor, therefore, > the report has to account for the whereabouts of every point in > existence. The specific error in root's report was to claim some players > had more points than they actually did; but notice that all the genuine > points were accounted for (just some extra points were also placed on > the report). Lying and stating that a player has too many points may > violate rule 2215); it will violate the penultimate para of rule 2143 > (although that was accidentally repealed at the time of the scam in > question, which is what made it possible); but it won't violate R2143(a) > indirectly via R2166. (Stating that someone has too /few/ points, > though, is a breach of a SHALL in R2143(a) because it does not account > for the location of every point; this would not be punishable if it were > a genuine mistake, due to the officer in question believing that they > were complying with the rule, but would be punishable if it were > deliberate.)
That means all my reports of currencies will look like this: ais523: 100000 points (or maybe less) G. : 100000 points (or maybe less) etc. Much less work, all units accounted for, and no lying! Thanks! -G.
