I think "has been a player continuously for X" is supposed to mean "is
a player, and has been so continuously for X". e.g. if I deregister,
I wouldn't say "I've been a player of Agora for three months."
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On Nov 24, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Kerim Aydin <ke...@u.washington.edu>
wrote:
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Kerim Aydin wrote:
When a first-class person
has been a player continuously for at least three months,
was never a player before that period, and names another
player as eir mentor (and has not named a mentor in this
fashion before), the named player earns a White Ribbon.
This seems to grandfather in everyone who was a player before the
rule came to have this form.
-G.
To be precise:
I was (had been) a player from Feb 2001-May 2001.
I was never a player before that period.
I have never named a mentor.
I name Taral as my Mentor. I create a white ribbon in eir
possession.
I call the following CFJ: Taral has earned a white ribbon.
Evidence:
G. wrote:
To be precise:
I was (had been) a player from Feb 2001-May 2001.
I was never a player before that period.
I have never named a mentor.
I name Taral as my Mentor.
From Rule 2199/8:
(+W) When a first-class person becomes a player for the first
time, e earns a White Ribbon. When a first-class person
has been a player continuously for at least three months,
was never a player before that period, and names another
player as eir mentor (and has not named a mentor in this
fashion before), the named player earns a White Ribbon.
-G.
