You are mistaken as to how the Bleach rule works. It does not mean any player can change the spacing by way of cleaning, it means that I can format rules using whatever spacing I want, as long as I respect paragraph breaks.

If the Bleach rule did work that way, then every rule would be wrapped several different ways because it seems everyone submits proposals using different wrapping standards. All I generally do is wrap the ruleset to 72 characters.

This mistake is understandable, however. For future reference, what you can do instead of attempt a cleaning is inform me that I have messed up the spacing somewhere and I will remedy it in the next draft.

On 5/22/19 8:47 PM, Owen Jacobson wrote:
I intend, without objection, to clean rule 2597 (“Line-item Veto”) to have the 
following formatting:

-----
       The Comptrollor is an imposed office. When the office is vacant,
       the ADoP CAN, by announcement, set the Comptrollor to a player
       chosen at random from the set of current Officers, excepting any
       player who was most recently the Comptrollor. The ADoP SHALL do
       so in a timely fashion after the office becomes vacant.

       When the Comptrollor office has been held for the same player for
       30 days, it becomes vacant.

       A Notice of Veto is a body of text, published by the Comptrollor,
       clearly, directly, and without obfuscation labelled within the
       publishing message as being a Notice of Veto.

       When a Comptrollor publishes a Notice of Veto, the office of
       Comptrollor becomes vacant.

       If the text of a Notice of Veto clearly indicates certain
       provisions within specified Proposals as being vetoed, and the
       voting period for a decision to adopt the proposal is ongoing
       when the Notice is published, then the provisions are vetoed. For
       the purposes of this Rule, each individual change specified
       within a proposal's text is a "provision".

       Vetoed provisions in a proposal are prohibited from being applied
       when the proposal takes effect (that is, that part of the
       proposal's effect CANNOT be applied).
-----

This change treats each line in the current rule as a paragraph, and makes no 
other changes. I believe it respects rules 2221 (“Cleanliness”) and 2429 
(“Bleach”).

-o


--
Trigon

Reply via email to