Ah, no, " if e has not done so in the last year". Nevermind. On Tue, Apr 18, 2023 at 7:28 PM Yachay Wayllukuq <yachaywayllu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You should probably make it a requirement to not be on Vacation in order > to be able to "take a Vacation", because it might be possible to just spam > Vacation-taking while already on Vacation to give out as many Cyan Ribbons > as you want. Not sure though. > > On Tue, Apr 18, 2023 at 7:16 PM nix via agora-discussion < > agora-discussion@agoranomic.org> wrote: > >> Title: Delegation >> AI: 3 >> Author: nix >> Co-Author(s): >> >> [This proposal adds Vacations and Delegation, which encourage officers >> to take time off and give the responsibility to someone else for a >> while. Not only is this intended to reduce burnout for officers, but it >> is also intended to be an opportunity for other players to learn an >> office without fully committing to it.] >> >> Amend R2438 by replacing "Cyan (C): When a person deputises for an >> office" with "Cyan (C): When a person deputises for an office or is >> delegated an office" >> >> Enact a new Power=3 rule titled "Vacations & Delegation" with the >> following text: >> >> An officer CAN and SHOULD take a Vacation from a specified office e >> has continuously held for over 6 months with 14 day notice, if e has >> not done so in the last year. When e does so, e can optionally >> specify a player to be eir Delegate. >> >> An officer is On Vacation from a specified office if e has taken a >> Vacation from that office in the last 30 days. >> >> If an officer specified a Delegate when taking a Vacation, and the >> Delegate has publicly consented, then the Delegate can act as if e >> is the holder of the Office while the officer is On Vacation. >> >> If a SHALL NOT or SHALL related to an Office is violated while an >> Officer is on Vacation and e has specified a Delegate who has >> consented, the Delegate is treated as the person that violated the >> SHALL or SHALL NOT. If e has not specified a Delegate who has >> consented, nobody is considered to have violated the SHALL or SHALL >> NOT. >> >> -- >> nix >> Prime Minister, Herald >> >>
