APPROVAL POLL: Turnchats

[donsig]

Should this pass, I'll be posted a JR making sure that, for this article, the terms "turnchat" and "termset" essentially mean game play session, with no bias towards on-line or off-line play.

-- Ravensfire

Another option is to amend the constitution. (Assuming that is still constitutional, that is. )

 

[ravensfire]

That's the better, but slower way. That JR would be to try to prevent anything until an amendment could get done.

Good point, donsig, I'm in a bit of a reactionary mode w/ work that's passing into here. 'Perciate the reminder.

-- Ravensfire

 

[Chieftess]

The original proposed article carefully replaced turnchat with turnset and most of that has been un-done. The phrase "turnchat" should be rarely used as this will cause confusion in the case of an offline turnset or playsession.

As Ravensfire pointed out (both here and in the discussion thread) the term "play session" works better than both turnchat or turnset.

This looks like it might not pass as it is borderline right now. Either way, after the poll closes I will open a new discussion and propose a mock poll. Black Hole's concerns will not be addressed unless/until the discussion indicates wider support for his position.

Edit: to answer CT's question. The existing language can be abused by someone forcing public turnchats because that is the phrase used in the constitution. Reffering to an offline session as a turnchat is confusing at best.

And that is why I'm not a lawyer. To me, turnset and turnchat meant the same thing.

 

[ravensfire]

CT - would you pleaes edit the original post, or at least the final version to use some version of "gameplay session" in place of turnchat/turnset, and render this entire discussion moot?

-- Ravensfire