On Mon, 2017-10-23 at 09:33 -0400, ATMunn . wrote: > A few more questions I've thought of recently. > > What does the term "Class-N" crime mean? I couldn't find the definition > anywhere in the rules. Is it leftover from a previous ruleset?
It used to specify a rules violation that had a standard punishment. If players admitted to having violated the rules, they could just accept the standard punishment rather than needing a CFJ to determine what the punishment was (there wasn't a Referee at the time to arbitrarily decide the punishment in a more lightweight way). > I'm slowly starting to hate Gmail more and more as I use it. What's a good > desktop client for Agora? I use Evolution, but Thunderbird has similar functionality and is probably better at getting quotes right. Evolution has some bizarre bugs in that regard. Either should be capable of connecting to a Gmail account over IMAP. > When is it better to use MAY as opposed to CAN? MAY is used in a situation where something would normally be possible but illegal, and it makes it possible but legal. For example, we used to make it illegal to lie in the public forum, except when stating that you intended to perform an action in the future. That could look like this: A player SHALL NOT post a statement to the public forum unless e believes it to be true. As an exception, a player MAY post a statement of intent to perform an action in the future even if e does not actually intend to perform that action. -- ais523
