From: Jesse Welton (jwelton_at_pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu)
Date: Wed Sep 05 2001 - 09:19:55 PDT
Jeremy D. Selengut wrote: > > begin rule 168:2 > > ******* > When Alan calls for help, we of the FRC help, of course (isn't this the > Friendly Relations Club, after all?). Of course, beggars can't be > choosers, so watch out what you get, Alan. My dog Franc and I dig out the > cellar, and pour the concrete for the foundation. Of course, we've never > done this before, so I really hope it doesn't shift later on... > > Of course, since we are also the Fiscally Responsible Corporation, any > shiny thing or piece of work which is of high quality (will not break, > tarnish or malfunction in any way during the round) must be paid > for. Anything of high quality which is contributed to the house and not > paid for before each of Alan's rules must be paid for in the next rule by > Alan. Anything not paid for prior to or in Alan's rules are necessarily > not of high quality. > > Should the owner of the building site (presently Alan) become ineligible, > the author of the next valid rule becomes the new owner of the building > site and takes on all the responsibilities given to Alan in this rule (i.e. > final responsibility for paying for high quality items). > ******* Validity: No problems. Style: A good balance between narative and restriction, close to the limit of what I like a single rule to do at this stage. The fiscal responsibility requirement for high quality work promises to be an interesting dynamic in the round. +1.5 -Judge Jesse -- Rule Date: 2001-09-05 16:20:07 GMT
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