On 6/18/08, Ian Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Non-persons can't register. Nor can they even attempt to register,
> since they cannot perform actions by definition.
It is possible for judicial panels to take actions, even though they
are not persons.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 3:08 AM, Alexander Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Ineffective. Proposal effects are instantaneous, not continuous.
> Where does it say that?
When a proposal is adopted, it "takes effect". It does not go into
effect and henceforth remain there. That's what rules are
Murphy wrote:
> ais523 wrote:
>> root wrote:
>>> What is unknown about the current set of CFJs?
>> Whether comex filed an equity case against the Gnarlier Contract. (E
>> tried to, and it was found UNDECIDABLE whether this was possible, so
>> I can only include that it's undecidable whether e creat
ais523 wrote:
> root wrote:
>> What is unknown about the current set of CFJs?
> Whether comex filed an equity case against the Gnarlier Contract. (E
> tried to, and it was found UNDECIDABLE whether this was possible, so
> I can only include that it's undecidable whether e created the CFJ.
> Murp
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