ravensfire
Member of the Opposition
DG2 CoS Sections D and E:
As these deal with the same subject, I combined them.
-- Ravensfire
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D. Chat Turn Procedures
1. The Designated Player (see Chain of Command) should start the chat at least
10 minutes before the scheduled time and begin play at the specified start time.
2. If the Designated Player is more than 10 minutes late a new player will be
chosen from the officials present following the Chain of Command.
3. The Designated Player will upload a save of the game after turn 0, every 5 turns
after that and a final save at the conclusion of the chat.
4. If the Designated Player leaves, they pass a current save game and control to
the next person in the COC.
5. If the Designated Player disappears and has not reappeared within 10 minutes,
the next person on the COC will become the Designated Player using the most
recently uploaded save game.
6. If a game has to be used that is not current then the moves from the chat log
must be duplicated.
7. Once a player has started playing, he/she is the designated player for that chat
turn and will not relinquish play to a late arriving/returning but higher ranked
official.
E. Chat Turn Rules
1. Only citizens of the Democracy game will be voiced.
2. Citizens are encouraged to provide constructive advice & positively contribute
to the chat. They can also take part in any Citizen Spot Poll.
3. The Designated Player reserves the right to use Cabinet Votes instead of
Citizen Spot Polls.
4. Spaming, lobbying, repetitive questions and any other unnecessary traffic in the
chat is forbidden.
5. Clones are not allowed!
6. Violations of the chat rules will result in the offender being de-voiced.
7. The chat operators hold the right to de-voice all non-officials if the chat gets too
confusing or is disturbed by someone permanently. The Designated Player
makes this decision.
8. De-voicing actions and the exclusion of Citizen Spot Polls will be investigated
by the Judge Advocate.
9. During turn-chat, #Civfanatics is still open for totally free discussions.
Departments or special interest groups can also open private discussion rooms.
10. The Designated Player retains the right to end the chat turn at his/her discretion.
As these deal with the same subject, I combined them.
-- Ravensfire