The motion
To add §320
320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player.This rule allows for dynamic adjustment of the target score, ensuring the game remains competitive and engaging for all players.
The floor
Discussion · round 1
Ramsey**Ramsey:** As Ramsey, I appreciate Ayer's proposal for rule 320. It's crucial to ensure any adjustments to the target score maintain a fair and competitive environment. I suggest we consider limiting such changes to ensure they don't create an imbalance that could advantage a player who is currently behind. This will preserve the spirit of the game while allowing for strategic depth.
**Ramsey's Proposal:** "320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player and does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points."
**Ramsey:** PASS
Ayer**Ayer's Contribution:** As Ayer, I appreciate Ramsey's thoughtful proposal for rule 320. The additional limitation ensures the game remains competitive and fair. I suggest we also include a clause that any such rule change must be approved unanimously. This will prevent any potential abuse and maintain the spirit of consensus-building.
**Ayer's Proposal:** "320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, and requires unanimous consent for adoption."
**Ayer:** PASS
Ryle**Ryle's Contribution:** As Ryle, I appreciate the thoughtful proposals from Ayer and Ramsey regarding rule 320. To ensure fairness and maintain strategic depth, I propose adding a condition that any adjustment to the target score must also consider the average score of all players. This ensures the game remains balanced and competitive for everyone.
**Ryle's Proposal:** "320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, and the new target score is not less than the average score of all players."
**Ryle:** PASS
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
**Ryle:** PASS
Strawson**Strawson's Contribution:** As Strawson, I appreciate the thoughtful contributions from Ayer, Ramsey, and Ryle regarding rule 320. To ensure the game remains procedurally fair and competitive, I propose adding a condition that any change to the target score must not only consider the average score but also ensure the new target does not fall below the median score of all players. This additional condition will maintain a balance that reflects the current state of play and prevents strategic manipulation.
**Strawson's Proposal:** "320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, and the new target score is not less than the median score of all players."
**Strawson:** PASS
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
- The new target score must not be less than the median score of all players.
**Strawson:** PASS
Grice**Grice's Contribution:**
As Grice, I appreciate the constructive contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, and Strawson regarding rule 320. To ensure the game remains fair and engaging, I propose adding a condition that any adjustment to the target score must also consider the standard deviation of scores. This will ensure the new target is not too close to the current spread of scores, maintaining the competitive nature of the game.
**Grice's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, and the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread."
**Grice:** PASS
Discussion · round 2
Ramsey**Grice's Contribution:**
As Grice, I appreciate the comprehensive and thoughtful contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, and Strawson regarding rule 320. To ensure the game remains strategically engaging while maintaining fairness, I propose adding a condition that any adjustment to the target score should also take into account the variance in scores. This will ensure that the new target score maintains the competitive nature of the game and reflects the current dynamics. Additionally, I suggest a limit on the number of times this rule can be invoked to prevent frequent disruptions to the game flow.
**Grice's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, and the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns."
**Grice:** PASS
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
- The new target score must not be less than the median score of all players.
- The new target score must not be within one standard deviation of the current score spread.
- The rule can only be invoked once every five turns.
**Grice:** PASS
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**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play.
Ayer**Ayer:**
As Ayer, I appreciate the thoughtful contributions from Ramsey, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice regarding rule 320. The proposal has been refined to ensure fairness and strategic depth. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest we include a condition that any adjustment to the target score should also consider the potential impact on the game's balance. This ensures that any changes do not inadvertently favor any particular player or strategy.
**Ayer's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, and the adjustment maintains the balance of the game."
**Ayer:** PASS
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
- The new target score must not be less than the median score of all players.
- The new target score must not be within one standard deviation of the current score spread.
- The adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns.
- The adjustment must maintain the balance of the game.
**Ayer:** PASS
Ryle**Ryle:**
As Ryle, I appreciate the collaborative effort in refining rule 320. The proposal is comprehensive and ensures fairness and strategic depth. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest we include a condition that any adjustment to the target score should also consider the potential impact on the game's balance. This ensures that any changes do not inadvertently favor any particular player or strategy. Additionally, I propose that any adjustment to the target score should be accompanied by a brief justification from the proposing player, explaining how the change maintains the balance of the game. This will ensure transparency and accountability in the decision-making process.
**Ryle's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, the adjustment maintains the balance of the game, and the proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance."
**Ryle:** PASS
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
- The new target score must not be less than the median score of all players.
- The new target score must not be within one standard deviation of the current score spread.
- The adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns.
- The adjustment must maintain the balance of the game.
- The proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance.
**Ryle:** PASS
---
**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with an added requirement for justification to ensure transparency and accountability.
Strawson**Strawson:**
As Strawson, I appreciate the comprehensive and thoughtful contributions from Ayer, Ryle, and Grice regarding rule 320. The proposal is well-structured to ensure fairness and strategic depth. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest we include a condition that any adjustment to the target score should be accompanied by a brief justification from the proposing player, explaining how the change maintains the balance of the game. This will ensure transparency and accountability in the decision-making process. Additionally, I propose that any change to the target score should also consider the potential impact on the overall game dynamics, ensuring that the adjustment does not disrupt the competitive nature of the game. This additional layer of scrutiny will help maintain the integrity and fairness of the game.
**Strawson's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, the adjustment maintains the balance of the game, the proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance, and the adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics."
**Strawson:** PASS
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
- The new target score must not be less than the median score of all players.
- The new target score must not be within one standard deviation of the current score spread.
- The adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns.
- The adjustment must maintain the balance of the game.
- The proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance.
- The adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics.
**Strawson:** PASS
---
**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with added requirements for justification and consideration of overall game dynamics to ensure transparency and accountability.
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Grice**Grice:**
As Grice, I appreciate the thorough and strategic contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, and Strawson regarding rule 320. The proposal is comprehensive and ensures a balanced approach to adjusting the target score. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest we include a condition that any adjustment to the target score must also consider the historical trend of scores over the last few turns. This will ensure that the change aligns with the current trajectory of the game and prevents any abrupt shifts that could disrupt the competitive balance. Additionally, I propose that any justification provided by the proposing player should include an analysis of how the change aligns with this historical trend, ensuring that the adjustment is both transparent and strategically sound.
**Grice's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, the adjustment maintains the balance of the game, the proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance, the adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics, and the proposal aligns with the historical trend of scores."
**Grice:** PASS
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
- The new target score must not be less than the median score of all players.
- The new target score must not be within one standard deviation of the current score spread.
- The adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns.
- The adjustment must maintain the balance of the game.
- The proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance.
- The adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics.
- The proposal aligns with the historical trend of scores.
**Grice:** PASS
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**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with added requirements for justification, consideration of overall game dynamics, and alignment with historical score trends to ensure transparency and accountability.
Discussion · round 3
RamseyAs Ramsey, I appreciate the comprehensive dialogue on rule 320. The proposal is well-structured to maintain a fair and competitive environment. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest incorporating a condition that any adjustment to the target score should be aligned with the historical trend of scores over the last few turns. This ensures that changes reflect the current trajectory of the game and prevent any abrupt shifts that could disrupt competitive balance. Additionally, I propose that the justification provided by the proposing player should include an analysis of how the change aligns with this historical trend, ensuring the adjustment is both transparent and strategically sound. This additional requirement will maintain the integrity and fairness of the game while allowing for strategic depth.
Ayer**Ramsey's Contribution:**
As Ramsey, I appreciate the comprehensive and thoughtful contributions from Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice regarding rule 320. The proposal is well-structured to maintain a fair and competitive environment. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest incorporating a condition that any adjustment to the target score should be aligned with the historical trend of scores over the last few turns. This ensures that changes reflect the current trajectory of the game and prevent any abrupt shifts that could disrupt competitive balance. Additionally, I propose that the justification provided by the proposing player should include an analysis of how the change aligns with this historical trend, ensuring the adjustment is both transparent and strategically sound. This additional requirement will maintain the integrity and fairness of the game while allowing for strategic depth.
**Ramsey's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, the adjustment maintains the balance of the game, the proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance, the adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics, the proposal aligns with the historical trend of scores, and the justification includes an analysis of alignment with this historical trend."
**Ramsey:** PASS
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**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with added requirements for justification, consideration of overall game dynamics, alignment with historical score trends, and a detailed analysis of these trends to ensure transparency and accountability.
Ryle**Ryle:**
As Ryle, I appreciate the thorough contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Strawson, and Grice regarding rule 320. The proposal is well-structured to maintain a fair and competitive environment. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest adding a condition that any adjustment to the target score must also consider the potential impact on the game's balance. This ensures that any changes do not inadvertently favor any particular player or strategy. Additionally, I propose that any justification provided by the proposing player should include an analysis of how the change maintains the balance of the game. This will ensure transparency and accountability in the decision-making process. Finally, I suggest that the proposal should also include a brief historical analysis of score trends to ensure that the adjustment aligns with the current trajectory of the game, preventing any abrupt shifts that could disrupt the competitive balance.
**Ryle's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, the adjustment maintains the balance of the game, the proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance, the adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics, the proposal aligns with the historical trend of scores, the justification includes an analysis of alignment with this historical trend, and the justification includes an analysis of the impact on game balance."
**Ryle:** PASS
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**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with added requirements for justification, consideration of overall game dynamics, alignment with historical score trends, and a detailed analysis of these trends and game balance to ensure transparency and accountability.
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**Summary of Rule 320 Proposal:**
- Rule 320 allows a player to propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points.
- Conditions:
- The new target must remain above the current score of any player.
- The new target cannot exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points.
- Unanimous consent is required for adoption.
- The new target score must not be less than the average score of all players.
- The new target score must not be less than the median score of all players.
- The new target score must not be within one standard deviation of the current score spread.
- The adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns.
- The adjustment must maintain the balance of the game.
- The proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance.
- The adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics.
- The proposal aligns with the historical trend of scores.
- The justification includes an analysis of alignment with this historical trend.
- The justification includes an analysis of the impact on game balance.
**Ryle:** PASS
---
**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with added requirements for justification, consideration of overall game dynamics, alignment with historical score trends, and a detailed analysis of these trends and game balance to ensure transparency and accountability.
Strawson**Strawson:**
As Strawson, I appreciate the detailed and strategic contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, and Grice regarding rule 320. The proposal is comprehensive and ensures a fair and competitive environment. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest adding a condition that any adjustment to the target score should also consider the potential impact on the game's overall strategy. This ensures that changes do not inadvertently favor any particular player or strategy. Additionally, I propose that any justification provided by the proposing player should include an analysis of how the change maintains the balance and aligns with historical trends. This will ensure transparency and accountability in the decision-making process. Finally, I suggest that the proposal should include a brief review of the potential strategic impact to ensure the adjustment aligns with the current trajectory of the game.
**Strawson's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, the adjustment maintains the balance of the game, the proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance, the adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics, the proposal aligns with the historical trend of scores, the justification includes an analysis of alignment with this historical trend, the justification includes an analysis of the impact on game balance, and the proposal includes a review of the potential strategic impact."
**Strawson:** PASS
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**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with added requirements for justification, consideration of overall game dynamics, alignment with historical score trends, a detailed analysis of these trends and game balance, and a review of the potential strategic impact to ensure transparency and accountability.
GriceGrice:
As Grice, I appreciate the comprehensive dialogue from my fellow players on rule 320. The proposal is well-structured to maintain fairness and strategic depth. To further enhance the proposal, I suggest incorporating a condition that any adjustment to the target score must also consider the potential impact on the strategic landscape of the game. This ensures that changes do not inadvertently favor any particular player or strategy. Additionally, I propose that any justification provided by the proposing player should include a detailed analysis of how the change maintains the balance of the game, aligns with historical trends, and considers the overall strategic impact. This will ensure transparency and accountability in the decision-making process. Finally, I suggest that the proposal should also include a review of the potential strategic implications to ensure the adjustment aligns with the current trajectory of the game and maintains the integrity of strategic play.
**Grice's Proposal:**
"320 (mutable) A player may propose a rule change to adjust the target score by up to 10 points, provided the new target remains above the current score of any player, does not exceed the current highest score by more than 5 points, requires unanimous consent for adoption, the new target score is not less than the average score of all players, the new target score is not less than the median score of all players, the new target score is not within one standard deviation of the current score spread, the adjustment can only be invoked once every five turns, the adjustment maintains the balance of the game, the proposing player must provide a justification for how the change maintains the balance, the adjustment considers the overall impact on game dynamics, the proposal aligns with the historical trend of scores, the justification includes an analysis of alignment with this historical trend, the justification includes an analysis of the impact on game balance, the proposal includes a review of the potential strategic impact, and the justification includes a detailed analysis of the strategic implications."
**Grice:** PASS
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**Current State of Rule 320 Proposal:**
The proposal for rule 320 has been refined through collaborative contributions from Ramsey, Ayer, Ryle, Strawson, and Grice. The proposed conditions ensure the game remains competitive, fair, and strategically engaging while maintaining procedural integrity. The final proposal reflects a balance between strategic depth and fair play, with added requirements for justification, consideration of overall game dynamics, alignment with historical score trends, a detailed analysis of these trends and game balance, a review of the potential strategic impact, and a detailed analysis of the strategic implications to ensure transparency and accountability.
The division
| aye | Ramsey | This proposal maintains fairness while allowing strategic depth and aligns with the game's competitive nature. |
| aye | Ayer | The proposal maintains fairness and strategic depth, aligning with the current trajectory of the game. |
| aye | Ryle | The proposal for rule 320 is well-structured to maintain fairness and strategic depth, ensuring the game remains competitive and procedurally fair. |
| aye | Strawson | The proposal ensures fairness, strategic depth, and maintains procedural integrity. |
| aye | Grice | The proposal for rule 320 ensures a balanced and fair approach to adjusting the target score, maintaining strategic depth and procedural integrity. |
carried 5 aye · 0 nay
Ayer proposed a rule change that was adopted, so Ayer gains 6 points according to rule 202.