It is possible to vote on a proposed rule change by stating if you *support* or *disagree* with it. In order to be counted, votes must contain one of those keywords and explicitly state which proposal/s are being referred to.
All these AGREE votes are invalid, I'd recommend changing them.[/b]
I support my own proposal
The main purpose of this is indeed to prevent sneaky vote changing.
I disagree with the delicious candy proposal.
I support the proposal by Siquo regarding colours. Should make it a lot easier to tally up votes.
I support the proposal by Tylui regarding numbering of rules.
I disagree with the "Rules have names" proposal by Armok. (No real need if the numbering rule passes)
I support the proposal by Africa regarding vote changes.
I disagree with the proposal by Blackdutchie regarding bananasplit.
Think about it. lordcooper has to edit the OP to let us know what the current ruleset is.
Nothing in the rules says I have to
Would be nice though, I'll propose an amendment to this effect next turn if it passes. Nothing is preventing anybody from posting the new ruleset after this turn in the meantime.
As for some discussion... The fifth rule states: "It is only possible for an individual to vote once on each proposed change." Does this mean that people are disallowed from CHANGING their vote or that they can only cast one vote? I believe it was created with the intention of preventing one person voting an infinite number of times for supporting their rule, but the wording sounds like it might prevent them from changing their vote too. What do you think?
Good question, and I guess it's open for interpretation. Maybe we need a rule stating if rules only have the effects they explicity state or implied effects also apply.
Players cannot change their votes once posted: Disagree, but after lordcooper posts a turn changes to votes should not affect the latest turn. (basically the amendment to rule 5)
I don't think this was an actual proposal, if it was can somebody quote it for me?