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		+	{{draft proposal}}
-	335	+	Players who achieve a negative score of 25 points will immediately have their score set to 25 (positive), and gain 50 popularity (thanks to the anarchic faction).
-	--Dayd 18:33, 26 November 2006 (EST)	+
-	Any Player may accuse another Player of a violation of the rules. The Judge will determine if the accused Player is guilty and, if guilty will determine the punishment. A Player found guilty may ask for a decision to be overturned. The decision of the Judge may be overturned by a unanamious vote, which the Judge and the accused Player will not be allowed to vote. The decision of the vote may not be overturned.	+	This rule probably will need to take precedence over some rules.
-		+	==Ideas (steal at your peril)==
-	:It doesn't make sense that the accuser is allowed to vote in what needs to be a unanimous decision.  Also, there seems to be no reason to exclude the accused, since by implication they think they're not guilty.	+	*1) Negative points- chaos and reward.
		+	*2) Judge powers to force vote on props.
		+	*3)
		+	*4)
		+	*5)

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Current revision as of 10:00, 13 January 2007

Proposals I'm working on

370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 {{Message box|Solid Yellow|This is a draft proposal.|Be sure to replace this template with {{Proposed rule}} when it is submitted.}}

Players who achieve a negative score of 25 points will immediately have their score set to 25 (positive), and gain 50 popularity (thanks to the anarchic faction).

This rule probably will need to take precedence over some rules.

Ideas (steal at your peril)

• 1) Negative points- chaos and reward.
• 2) Judge powers to force vote on props.
• 3)
• 4)
• 5)