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| The London Conference 1857; Africa Partitioned | |
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| Linny | Sep 6 2014, 11:04 AM Post #61 |
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Warlord, Robie himself admitted that what he did wasn't authorized in the Treaty. His claim is that he should be allowed to do so because what he's doing [enlarging the claims of some signatories] doesn't need consent of signatories [even though nowhere in the rule says consent by all isn't needed] because they are still getting what they are entitled to [so they shouldn't care that other players get more than originally thought]. I am simply finding that, absent a treaty provision specifically stating that he is allowed to enlarge his or other players' claims without needing consent from the rest, he cannot do so. |
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| Warlord_Murphy | Sep 6 2014, 11:14 AM Post #62 |
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I agree that his reasoning is crap, however what did he did didn't actually violate the treaty either. And there's a clause in there that "reroutes" things to an internal vote of more then 50%, eliminating resigning and making membership mandatory for the duration of the agreement. Is that fair? No, but people agreed to it anyway. They specifically waived their right to choose to resign, if that wasn't allowed, it should have been a rule in the first place. To use a real world example, if you participate in a dangerous activity with an organization, they make you waive your right to sue. One couldn't sign one of those and then go to the courts the minute you have regrets. |
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| Robieman | Sep 6 2014, 11:52 AM Post #63 |
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Who Bitch Dis
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i did not expect linny to just post the argument up here like this, mainly because the last lines are complete sarcasm and i still do not accept his ruling. Don't get me wrong, i am fully aware that i did write an explicit clause that allows me to edit the map correctly |
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| Warlord_Murphy | Sep 6 2014, 11:59 AM Post #64 |
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That's what I'm saying, they signed a treaty you designed to be openly unfair, they've waived the normal protections, that's their fault. |
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