On 06/08/2021 22:17, Trigon via agora-business wrote:
CFJ: The quoted message is a distribution message as outlined in
Regulation AM0.
ARGUMENTS: This may not be a distribution message because of a textual
error: I intended to award myself a new justice card for a price 578
coins greater that what I bid on it. What, if anything, did this message
do? Did it fail as it did not meet the criteria for a distribution
message? Did the distribution message succeed and I just violated the
"SHALL destroy and transfer" bit?
EVIDENCE:
Ambiguous quoted text:
Trigon wins the second lot for 50cn.
...
If all of the following succeed I do them:
{ I revoke from Trigon 628cn. I grant em one justice card. }
Relevant part of AM0:
DISTRIBUTION: The auctioneer for an auction CAN and SHALL, within
seven days of the ending of that auction's retrieval period,
create a public message (henceforth the "distribution message")
that contains a full history of bids on the auction and
withdrawals from the auction. It must also clearly indicate each
awardee and the lot e recieves. In this message, the auctioneer
CAN and SHALL destroy the amount to be paid from the inventory
each awardee and transfer to that player (or create in eir
possession if the item is new) the set of assets associated with
the lot e won. Failing to publish a distribution message
constitutes the Class 3 Crime of Auction Abandonment.
I think that the solution to making sure something like this doesn't
happen again is to split the parts of the message up. This also has the
advantage of letting people into the loop earlier about who should be
preparing to receive the lots.
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In AM0, replace the paragraph beginning "DISTRIBUTION:" with the
following two paragraphs:
RESOLUTION: The auctioneer for an auction SHALL, during that
auction's retrieval period, create a public message (henceforth
the "resolution message") that contains a full history of bids on
the auction and withdrawals from the auction. It must also clearly
indicate who each awardee would be if all players were funded, as
well as the lot each one would recieve. Failing to publish a
resolution message constitutes the Class 3 Crime of Auction
Negligence.
DISTRIBUTION: In a timely fashion after the retrieval period for
an auction ends, that auction's auctioneer CAN and SHALL, for each
awardee in that auction, destroy the amount to be paid from the
inventory of that awardee and transfer to that player (or create
in eir possession if the item is new) the set of assets associated
with the lot e won.
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Trigon
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transfer Jason one coin
nch was here
I hereby
don't... trust... the dragon...
don't... trust... the dragon...
Do not Construe Jason's message with subject TRIGON as extending this
