On Sun, Jun 8, 2014 at 9:11 PM, Kerim Aydin <[email protected]> wrote: > > > [Let's bulletproof it] > > I withdraw my previous proposal, Naming Convention. > > > I submit the following proposal, Naming Convention. Henri is the > coauthor. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > If Rule 2428 (Mandatory Identification) has not been repealed, > amend its name to 'Naming Conventions' and amend its text to read > as indicated below. > > Otherwise, create a new rule with the name 'Naming Conventions' and > set its text to read as indicated below. > > Text as indicated above would be indicated below: > > Each Player has a single Agoran Name, also known as eir Nickname, > by which that Player SHOULD generally be known and referred to > in order to ensure accuracy of communication with and about that > player. Nicknames are tracked by the Registrar. > > A Player CAN set or change eir nickname Without Objection > from the Registrar. The Registrar CAN set or change a Player's > nickname without Objection from that Player. > > If a Player has never set eir nickname, or eir nickname CANNOT > be determined with reasonable effort, the Registrar CAN set > that nickname With Notice. > > A Player SHOULD sign eir announcements with eir nickname or > a reasonably determinable abbreviation or approximation > thereof, or make eir nickname a clearly distinguishable > portion of eir registered e-mail address. Failure to do so > on a habitual basis is the Class-1 Crime of Not Being Named. > > The Registrar SHALL use eir abilities with regard to Nicknames > to ensure that each player's nickname reflects that player's > wishes, within the bounds that would ensure nicknames can > reasonably, clearly, and briefly identify the unique player > in question from other players or former players. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -G. > >
What is a "Class-X Crime of N" defined as? -Henri
