Proposal: Condo Have No King

add:

• a GNDT column titled "vote-strength"
• to the end of Rule 5:

• A Horde's vote is often modified by its vote-strength. A Horde's vote-strength is the ratio of its enacted proposals to its failed proposals rounded down to the third decimal. Vote-strength is tracked by a column in the GNDT.

change:

• the passage in Rule 6 that reads:

• Quorum is equal to half the number of Hordes, rounded down, plus one.

  If the oldest pending Proposal's FOR votes exceed or equal Quorum, or if it is more than 48 hours old and more than half of its votes are FOR, then any Admin Staff may mark that Proposal as Enacted, then update the Ruleset and/or Gamestate to include the specified effects of that Proposal.

  If the oldest pending Proposal has enough AGAINST votes that it could not be Enacted without one of those votes being changed, or if all Hordes have voted on it and it still cannot be Enacted, or if the Horde who proposed it has voted AGAINST it, or if it is more than 48 hours old and most of its votes are AGAINST, then any Admin Staff may mark that Proposal as Failed. When the proposer votes against his or her own proposal, that vote may not be changed.

to:

• Quorum is equal to half the number of Hordes multiplied by their constituent Hordes' vote-strengths, rounded down, plus one.
  

  If the oldest pending Proposal's FOR votes multiplied by their constituent Hordes' vote-strengths exceed or equal Quorum, or if it is more than 48 hours old and its FOR votes multiplied by their constituent Hordes' vote-strengths exceed half of its total votes multiplied by their constituent Hordes' vote-strengths then any Admin Staff may mark that Proposal as Enacted, then update the Ruleset and/or Gamestate to include the specified effects of that Proposal.

  If the oldest pending Proposal has enough AGAINST votes that it could not be Enacted without one of those votes being changed, or if all Hordes have voted on it and it still cannot be Enacted, or if the Horde who proposed it has voted AGAINST it, or if it is more than 48 hours old and its AGAINST votes multiplied by their constituent Hordes' vote-strengths exceed its total votes multiplied by their constituent Hordes' vote-strengths, then any Admin Staff may mark that Proposal as Failed. When the proposer votes against his or her own proposal, that vote may not be changed.

The contents of this proposal is by no means retroactive. Therefore, everyone's vote-strength should start at one(1) upon passage of this proposal.

Josh, forgive me.

No way of passing. Failed by Cayvie, 26th of Dec.