Quoting Zefram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Peekee wrote:
I support this proposal (in that I want to become a player again).
You made your bed, you must lie in it. If comex hadn't deregistered you,
I was pondering doing so. I'd have done it in conditional form so that
I didn't risk deregistering my
Peekee wrote:
>I support this proposal (in that I want to become a player again).
You made your bed, you must lie in it. If comex hadn't deregistered you,
I was pondering doing so. I'd have done it in conditional form so that
I didn't risk deregistering myself.
-zefram
I support this proposal (in that I want to become a player again).
I submit the following proposal:
make Peekee a player
AI=1
Upon the adoption of this proposal, the following actions occur in order:
1. Rule 869 is amended to remove the sentence "E CANNOT register within
thirty days after doing
On Wednesday 15 August 2007, Zefram wrote:
> comex wrote:
> >Rule 869 specifies that "to register" and "to become a player" are
> >synonymous.
>
> Not as I read it. Murphy messed it up a bit in eir switchification,
> so that it's nonsensical in places if taken literally. I think the
> most reason
comex wrote:
>Rule 869 specifies that "to register" and "to become a player" are
>synonymous.
Not as I read it. Murphy messed it up a bit in eir switchification,
so that it's nonsensical in places if taken literally. I think the
most reasonable interpretation is the way that it was defined in t
On Wednesday 15 August 2007, Zefram wrote:
> Actually it would just make things worse when we discovered after the
> fact that e had been deregistered some time ago. If the ruling had gone
> that way, we could probably have traced you through the IP address in
> Peekee's web server log.
This would
comex wrote:
>Now that the courts have ruled that the sender of the message neither
>deregistered nor violated Rule 2149 (in which cases the impossibility of
>identifying the sender would protect em),
Actually it would just make things worse when we discovered after the
fact that e had been dere
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