Re: WM Semifinal 1 - Draw Proposal

And a hardy-har-har to whoever is blowing smoke screen.

I'll just veto this publicly to save everyone else the effort of typing 
those extra two letters.  Except for  Steve, who I'm saving three 
keystrokes, so he should be doubly thankful :)

-Adam


At 10:01 AM 5/18/2004, Frank Bacher wrote:
>All,
>
>I have received a proposal for a DIAS draw. Deadline for voting on the is 
>the same as for the next movements:
>
>Fall 1904 movement - Tuesday, 25th of May
>
>Attached you find the rules concerning votes/proposals.
>
>Cheers
>Frank
>IX. Votes etc:
>
>(1) Voting Rules:
>
>All players remaining in the game must agree upon a proposal unanimously. 
>A single negative vote will defeat the proposal. Either an abstention or 
>an unclear vote counts as a negative vote and defeats the proposal, except 
>for a game end proposal when the vote deadline coincides with a movement 
>deadline and the player also NMRs, in which case an uncast vote will be 
>deemed to be a vote in favour of the proposal. Where a vote is 
>sufficiently vague as to make its intent unclear then the GM will treat it 
>as an uncast vote.
>
>
>(2) Confidentiality and Limitation of Proposals:
>
>Votes will be due simultaneously with the next due date for orders. All 
>votes will be secret and the result will be published instead of the 
>relevant adjudication if the proposal is approved, or together with the 
>adjudication, if the proposal fails. All votes may be submitted 
>confidentially, players may submit revised votes, and the GM will not 
>reveal any information regarding the specific votes of an individual 
>power, or the total of votes for or against any proposal. The GM, in the 
>sole discretion of the GM, may refuse to conduct votes on repetitive or 
>humorous proposals. Players may vote for or against proposals that they submit.
>
>
>(3) Wins:
>
>Wins may be conceded only to a single player. Where a game is concluded in 
>this way it will be scored in accordance with Rule C.5.
>
>
>(4) Draws:
>
>Draws may or may not include all survivors, but must be agreed to 
>unanimously by all players remaining in the game. A draw that does not 
>include all survivors presumes the elimination of the players not included 
>in the draw. SC counts may not be changed by vote.

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Adam P. Silverman
Department of Chemistry
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-5080
x4-5052
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Smile knowingly. 



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