Radio Free Nomic
Proosals 601-650

Proosal 601 - accepted
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

To that end, players are encouraged to add songs from that album to, and play such songs on, the RFN Jukebox.
EVENDAMNATIONISPOISONEDWITHRAINBOWS

Proosal 602 - rejected
Submitted by Green Blooded Sonuvabitch 2

Rule 199

The Jukebox's Jammed

If a song from the same album is selected from the Jukebox more thatn 3 times in a month, no songs from that album may be played for a period of one month.
This rule may not be over-ridden by another rule.

Thisproosalwillselfdestruct

Proosal 603 - accepted
Submitted by Head

[This gives Urgent proosals the precedence they need to work.]

Proosal 604 - rejected
Submitted by Spindly Grimace

Proosal 605 - accepted
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

Create a new rule named "Mmm... Tasty Donuts...", numbered 1630, with the following STRIKEDEARMISTRESS delimited text:
STRIKEDEARMISTRESS
If at any time one player has more Donuts than any other player, that player gains the title "Poory than the Bill Gates of RFN"; this title is lost if they no longer have more Donuts than any other player.

If at any time one player has more Donuts than any other player who does not have the title "Poory than the Bill Gates of RFN", that player gains the title "The Bill Gates of RFN"; this title is lost if they no longer have more Donuts than any other player who does not have the title "Poory than the Bill Gates of RFN".
STRIKEDEARMISTRESS

Proosal 606
Submitted by CowJason

***
Zone Improvements are a specific kind of ownable, non-animate, non-transferable entity. Regardless of the location of the owner, a Zone Improvement remains in the zone in which was originally placed. The owner of a Zone owns all Zone Improvements within that Zone; therefore, if ownership of a Zone changes, ownership of all Zone Improvements within that Zone likewise change.
***

Amend rule 1304 by placing the phrase " and Zone Improvements" immediately after "Zones" in the fourth paragraph.

Place the following as a new paragraph in rule 1130 between the fourth and fifth paragraph:

"
All Zone Improvements in the same Zone as The Big Giant Stomping Foot of death are destroyed, unless specifically granted exclusion in the rules.
"

Create a new rule, numbered , entitled "A List of Minor Zone Enhancements" with the following body:

***
The following is a list of minor zone enhancements, their cost, and their effects. A player may place any of these enhancements in the zone he currently is in if he can cover the cost and he and the zone to be improved both meet all other noted requirements. Unless otherwise stated all cost is transferred to the Donut Warehouse when a player places a zone enhancement in a zone. [When adding zone enhancements to the game, use judgement as to whether or not they belong in this rule.]

* Loud Speakers. Any players in a zone with Loud Speakers when a song is first played on the RFN Jukebox that would otherwise receive a reward or punishment because of the Jukebox will receive twice the gain or twice the punishment. Cost: $10.

***

Proosal 607 - retracted
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

Create a new rule, numbered 1155, named "Is Common Ground a Word or Just A Sound?" with the following HERECOMESJESSEJACKSON delimited text:
HERECOMESJESSEJACKSON
The Pants of Once Having Been Very Very Rich are unique Pants, which may not be worn by more than one Player, nor transferred by any means between Players, nor lost by a Player by any means other than their leaving of the game, or of Liverpool, whichever is defined by the lowest numbered rule.

Any Player wearing the Pants of Once Having Been Very Very Rich receives 1 Donut on the 23rd day of every month. This may be said to be interesting, but not very.
HERECOMESJESSEJACKSON

Grimace gains a pair of the Pants of Once Having Been Very Very Rich.

Proosal 608 - rejected (failed to meet quorum)
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

Create a new rule, numbered 1155, named "Is Common Ground a Word or Just A Sound?" with the following HERECOMESJESSEJACKSON delimited text:
HERECOMESJESSEJACKSON
The Pants of Once Having Been Very Very Rich are unique Pants, which may not be worn by more than one Player, nor transferred by any means between Players, nor lost by a Player by any means other than their leaving of the game, or of Liverpool, whichever is defined by the lowest numbered rule.

Any Player wearing the Pants of Once Having Been Very Very Rich receives 1 Donut on the 23rd day of every month. This may be said to be interesting, but not very.
HERECOMESJESSEJACKSON

Spindly Grimace gains a pair of the Pants of Once Having Been Very Very Rich.

Proosal 609 - rejected (failed to meet quorum)
Submitted by Spindly Grimace

Perform the following numbered alterations sequentially:

1. Repeal rule 1135 (The RFN Jukebox.)

2. Enact the following rule, numbered 1135, titled 'The RFN Jukebox'.

***
The RFN Jukebox is an unownable entity. It contains a number of records, which are each entities owned by the Jukebox. Each record has a label, upon which is printed the name of the song, the album the song is taken from and the artist who performs the song.

A player may add a record to the Jukebox by paying 25 donuts. When he does so, he must state the song name, the artist, and the album to be printed on the label. Armed with this information, the Jukebox will manufacture for itself a new record; all this will only occur if it can find the song name, album and artist specified at either or both of the websites http://www.cdnow.com/ and http://www.cddb.com/ -- otherwise, it refunds the 25 donuts paid and beeps obnoxiously.

A player may play any record on the Jukebox by paying 10 donuts. When he does so, he must state unambiguously the record he is playing. The specified record begins playing continuously for three days. The Jukebox may play any number of records concurrently, although too many is discouraged as it causes a horrendous din on the mailing list.

While a record is playing, any player may publically post a line from that song, of at least seven words length. When the record stops playing, any players who submitted the same line, or lines which overlap by three or more words, gain 10 biscuits. Non-vegetable players who did not submit a line gain 5 biscuits. All other players gain 10 Wise Moon Apples.
***

3. If the Jukebox contains any records, songs, or other entities, destroy them.

4. Add the following songs, in title - album - artist triples, to the RFN Jukebox. [ It occurs to me that some of the album choices are probably rather bad ones. If anyone wants to fix bad choices, proosal is probably the easiest way. ]

Rhymin' & Stealin' - License To Ill - Beastie Boys
Men In Black - The Cult Of Ray - Frank Black
Domint - The Wonderful And Frightening World Of Black Lung - Black Lung
Maria - No Exit - Blondie
Dead Man Walking - Earthling - Bowie, David
Quicksand - Hunky Dory - Bowie, David
Queen Bitch - Hunky Dory - Bowie, David
We Are The Dead - Diamond Dogs - Bowie, David
Ziggy Stardust - Ziggy Stardust - Bowie, David
Fear Is A Man's Best Friend - Fear - Cale, John
Curse Of Millhaven - Murder Ballads - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Red Right Hand - Let Love In - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Stagger Lee - Murder Ballads - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Rubber Biscuit - Coupe De Ville - The Chips
Suzanne - Above The Soul - Leonard Cohen
First We Take Manhattan - Above The Soul - Leonard Cohen
Master Song - Songs - Leonard Cohen
Closing Time - The Future - Leonard Cohen
Zombie - No Need To Argue - The Cranberries
Elizabeth On The Bathroom Floor - Electroshock Blues - eels
Susan's House - Beautiful Freak - eels
Rags To Rags - Beautiful Freak - eels
Empty Frame - Wrong Way Up - Eno, Brian & Cale, John
The Fat Lady Of Limbourg - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) - Eno
Queer - Garbage - Garbage
Gimme Danger - Raw Power - Iggy And The Stooges
Search And Destroy - Raw Power - Iggy And The Stooges
Revol - The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers
Yes - The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers
Every You Every Me - Without You I'm Nothing - Placebo
Party Hard - This Is Harcore - Pulp
Just - The Bends - Radiohead
Last Great American Whale - New York Stories - Lou Reed
Riptide - Set The Twilight Reeling - Lou Reed
Vicious - Transformer - Lou Reed
Hope - Up - REM
Let Me In - Monster - REM
New Orleans Instrumental Number One - Non-Album Tracks - REM
Stand - Perfect Circle - REM
Bastille Day - Caress Of Steel - Rush
The Fountain Of Lamneth - Caress Of Steel - Rush
I Am A Rock - The Sound Of Silence - Simon And Garfunkel
Humans From Earth - The Criminal Under My Own Hat - T Bone Burnett
Tweeter And The Monkey Man - Volume One - The Traveling Wilburys
A Passion Play - A Passion Play - Jethro Tull
Slain By Elf - Slain By Elf - Urusei Yatsura
The Black Angel's Death Song - The Velvet Underground & Nico - The Velvet Underground

Proosal 610 - rejected (failed to meet quorum)
Submitted by CowJason

***
Zone Improvements are a specific kind of ownable, non-animate, non-transferable entity. Regardless of the location of the owner, a Zone Improvement remains in the zone in which was originally placed. The owner of a Zone owns all Zone Improvements within that Zone; therefore, if ownership of a Zone changes, ownership of all Zone Improvements within that Zone likewise change.
***

Amend rule 1304 by placing the phrase " and Zone Improvements" immediately after "Zones" in the fourth paragraph.

Place the following as a new paragraph in rule 1130 between the fourth and fifth paragraph:

"
All Zone Improvements in the same Zone as The Big Giant Stomping Foot of death are destroyed, unless specifically granted exclusion in the rules.
"

Create a new rule, numbered 1140, entitled "A List of Minor Zone Enhancements" with the following body:

***
The following is a list of minor zone enhancements, their cost, and their effects. A player may place any of these enhancements in the zone he currently is in if he can cover the cost and he and the zone to be improved both meet all other noted requirements. Unless otherwise stated all cost is transferred to the Donut Warehouse when a player places a zone enhancement in a zone. [When adding zone enhancements to the game, use judgement as to whether or not they belong in this rule.]

* Loud Speakers. Any players in a zone with Loud Speakers when a song is played on the RFN Jukebox that would otherwise receive a reward or punishment because of the Jukebox will receive twice the gain or twice the punishment. Cost: $10.

***

Proosal 611 - rejected (failed to meet quorum)
Submitted by CowJason

Create a new rule, numbered 1625, entitled "Shock Value" with the following body:

***
At the beginning of every calendar week each of the following steps is performed precisely once, in the order the appear, by either an infinitely large set of highly trained chimpanzees or the Speaker:

1) A rule numbered less than 10000 is randomly selected. This rule is called "The Rule Which Was Randomly Selected". If The Rule Which Was Randomly Selected is ever simultaneously the Socket, a randomly selected living player dies for no reason at all.

2) A paragraph is randomly selected within The Rule Which Was Randomly Selected.

3) A sentence is randomly selected within that paragraph.

4) The speaker randomly selects a word within that sentence. This word is called the Magic Word. This replaces the previous Magic Word.

If the Magic Word is used in game communications, then the player who used it automagically loses five Donuts to the Donut Warehouse for each use of the Magic Word. The Donut Warehouse keeps these Donuts separate from its other Donuts. If a proosal ever passes which creates a rule with the current Magic Word its text, these Donuts are transferred to the person who submitted it.

***

Proosal 612 - retracted
Submitted by CDC Inc

'Dro'Hannann'

All currently registered players are divided into two teams. These teams should be as equal in number of players as possible. Any new players are assigned to the team with less players, or, if this is not possible, have a team randomly assigned to them.
Team one is purple, team two is green. Each team wishes to destroy the other team. Should one team be successful in killing all members of the other team, they receive 25 WMAs each, and have the sum of 20000 donuts divided up equally between all the team members. The members of the losing team gain 5 biscuits each, and divide 5000 donuts equally among all the team members. Killing a member of an opposing team is not considered murder, and consequently the action is not considered to have breached law 5 of RFN. This rule takes precedence over all other rules regarding punishment.

Rule 1901

"Easter Sunday"

All players currently dead are now alive. This rule is removed once this action is performed.

Proosal 613 - rejected
Submitted by CDC Inc

All players upon adoption of this proosal receive 500 dollars

Proosal 614 - accepted
Submitted by CowJason

Innact proosals 609, 610 and 611. Give neither CowJason nor Spindly Grimace any reward for this action.

Proosal 615 - accepted
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

Proosal 616 - accepted
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

Proosal 617 - retracted
Submitted by 1000110011011110110111101101100

Replace the last paragraph of Rule 520 with the following text:

***
At any time a player may convert a number of Wise Moon Apples which he owns to Donuts. He does so by publicly announcing how many of his Wise Moon Apples he wishes to so transform. That number of the player's Wise Moon Apples are then destroyed, and for each Wise Moon Apple the player will gain 2 Donuts.
***

Create a new rule numbered 521 with the title "Points are crap" and text as follows:

***
At any time a player may eat a number of Wise Moon Apples which he owns. He does so by publicly announcing how many of his Wise Moon Apples he wishes to eat. That number of the player's Wise Moon Apples are then digested by the player over a period of 24 hours. After a period of 24 hours the player gains 1 point for each of the Wise Moon Apples digested.
***

Proosal 618 - rejected
Submitted by BGSFOD Magnet

>
> Rule 2001
>
> "There can only be ONE!"
>
> From the depths of time they came, fighting to be the last team standing,
> for then they would win the prize. In RFN there exists two teams of
players
> who 'sponsor' gladiatorial combat. These gladiatorial battles are fought
to
> the death between the Electronic Gladiators, or EG's.
>
> The object for both teams is to eliminate all the EG's of the other team in
> close combat.
>
> Teams are assigned randomly at the start of a cycle, by the Master of
Revels
> (MOR). These teams are to be of equal numbers. A
> batting order is then decided in which the team players will play, this
> order remains the same for the cycle. New players are added to the team
with
> least players, or if this is impossible have their team randomly assigned.
> Their name is added to the end of the teams batting order.
>
> When the master of the revels declares a battle, he will name the players
> involved publicly. The players each take a turn, until all the players on
a
> team have played. Then the non-vegetable player with a living E.G. nearest
> the top of the batting order is selected and so on.
>
> A new player joining the game receives one E.G.. If a player leaves , his
> name is removed from the team, and he is removed form that teams batting
> order. Alternatively if the MOR he is treated as a new player.
>
> The two teams are identified by the names Montague, and Capulet. These
names
> may be altered by the winner of a cycle at the start of a cycle.
>
> Rule 2002
>
> "Never on Holy Ground."
>
> The gladiatorial arena is located in zone (1,1). The arena is a square 6
by
> 6, involved in the combat. At the end each column is identified by a
Letter
> starting at A, each row by a number starting at 1. So the 4th column, 4th
> row would be D4, the 3rd column, 1st row C1.
>
> The two EGs will have a starting position randomly assigned to them by the
> MOR once at the beginning of each battle.
>
> Rule 2003
>
> "There should only have been one!"
>
> Electronic Gladiators exist in the zone (1,1). They are animate,ownable,
> non-transferable entities. At the start of a cycle all EG's are made alive
> if they have died.
>
> A players E.G. may move two squares a turn. The E.G. of a player is to be
> given a unique name, which is designated by that player. If a player does
> not designate a name for his E.G., 1 week after coming into its
possession,
> the MOR names it. A player may rename his E.G. at any time, in the
> normal fashion for players.
>
> An E.G. is armed with a sword, and a grenade launcher, this grenade
> launcher may fire 5 grenades a turn.
>
> If two EGS of opposing teams are in the same square they instantly kill
each
> other. When two players EG's are within 2 squares of each other in any
> direction, they will be notified by Email, with the return of the turn.
>
> When a E.G. kills an E.G. of the other team his sponsor receives 10 WMA,
> and 50 donuts. When an E.G. dies his sponsor loses 5 WMA. If an E.G. kills
5
> or more other EGs he may have the title Ace placed in front of his name.
The
> E.G. with the greatest number of 'kills' gains the title of Ace of Ace's,
> this title is removed from that E.G. if another exceeds that title. If
> neither E.G. dies before the end of the battle, both players lose 5 WMA.
>
> Each turn a player can order his E.G. to move two squares, or fire up to
> five handgrenades at five squares on the board. These hand grenades last
for
> two turns before exploding, or if an E.G. enters a square with a grenade
in
> it, the grenade explodes instantly killing the E.G..
>
> Rule 2004
>
> I am Juan Sanchez de y Lobos Ramirez.
>
> 1 Turn lasts 3 days. If a player announces no actions for their E.G. it is
> assumed no action occurs. 3 days after the announcement of a new battle by
> the MOR/AOG the first turn begins. There is only allowed to be one battle
> ongoing at any time. The maximum length for one battle is 10 days.
>
> Turns proceed in the battleground in the following manner,
>
> 1. MOR announces the start of the turn.
> 2. Players inform the MOR the square they wish to move to. At the same
> time they inform them of the squares they wish to fire into.
> 3. Firing sequence. All the handgrenades that have been in a square for
more
> than 2 turns go off. All the new handgrenades land in the squares they
were
> aimed at.
> 4. Damage Segment 1. If an E.G. is in a square where a Grenade is he dies.
> 5. Movement - the EGs move to squares specified.
> 6. If an E.G. moves into a square with a grenade they die.
> 7. The MOR emails both players with the following details. 1. If they
> can see their opponent, 2. If they have died.
> 8. If one, or both players have died the game is ended. The MOR
> announces the outcome of the game if any. Otherwise the next turn occurs.
If
> a player becomes a vegetable during the turn - victory is awarded by
default
> to his opponent, and the vegetables E.G. dies.
>
> Rule 2005
>
> MOR
>
> This is a position has the following duties;
>
> 1. He must publicly announce the combatants in the next battle, and the
> start date of the first turn.
> 2. He must historically track the EG's
> 3. He tracks the current battle.
> 4. He announces the outcome of each battle.
> 5. He must work out the outcome of each turn, and email each combatant
> separately with the outcome of their actions.
>
> The player who occupies this position may not be a member of a team. If a
> new player takes the position over, he is removed from the team, and the
> batting order. When a player occupies this position his E.G. dies, but the
> player receives no penalty.
>
> He receives the following payment
>
> 1. He receives 10 donuts a week, alternatively if he has biscuits, he may
> have 2 removed a week. He must specify what he would prefer to the
> Stuffmeister at the start of the week, otherwise he receives the donuts.
>
> This position has no privileges.
>
>
> BGSFOD Magnet
>
>
>

Proosal 619 - retracted
Submitted by CowJason

***
The rules of RFN follow the guidelines of standard written English in that masculine pronouns are used where gender is unknown. This is not because females are less competent, or less intelligent, or less able. It is simply because men rule The Universe.

Upon entering the game, a player may declare herself female if and only if she is female in real life. Upon doing so, the Speaker must call a Hearing to Verify Gender. During a Hearing to Verify Gender, each player may ask the prospective girl one question which the prospective female may or may not answer. After a period of five days, the Speaker shall distribute a list of all the questions submitted and their respective answers, after which the Hearing shall last another three days. Valid responses to this Hearing are "It's a girl!", and "I smell testosterone.".

If the verdict of the Hearing to Verify Gender is "It's a girl!" the player is indeed female and gains either the title "Ms.", "Miss", "Mrs.", "Madam", "Mademoiselle", or "The Beautiful" depending on her choice. If the verdict is "I smell testosterone." the player is also female but gains no title.
***

[And, in the "Silly Me" department...]
Replace "adjective" in rule 1692 with "adverb".

Proosal 620 - rejected
Submitted by CowJason

Create a new rule, numbered 1607, entitled "Feminism" with the following text:

***
The rules of RFN follow the guidelines of standard written English in that masculine pronouns are used where gender is unknown. This is not because females are less competent, or less intelligent, or less able. It is simply because men rule The Universe.

Upon entering the game, a player may declare herself female if and only if she is female in real life. Upon doing so, the Speaker must call a Hearing to Verify Gender. During a Hearing to Verify Gender, each player may ask the prospective girl one question which the prospective female may or may not answer. After a period of five days, the Speaker shall distribute a list of all the questions submitted and their respective answers, after which the Hearing shall last another three days. Valid responses to this Hearing are "It's a girl!", and "I smell testosterone.".

If the verdict of the Hearing to Verify Gender is "It's a girl!" the player is indeed female and gains either the title "Ms.", "Miss", "Mrs.", "Madam", "Mademoiselle", or "The Beautiful" depending on her choice. If the verdict is "I smell testosterone." the player is also female but gains no title.
***

[And, in the "Silly Me" department...]
Replace "adjective" in rule 1692 with "adverb".

Proosal 621 - accepted
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

Proosal 622 - rejected
Submitted by stuart

Repeal all rules, and replace with the initial rules.

All players now have 0 points.

Proosal 623 - accepted
Submitted by Uncle Psychosis

All name changes which took place during the prescribed voting period of this proosal are reversed. Uncle Psychosis has his name changed to "EnoBoy". CowJason has his name changed to "CowBoy". Spindly Grimace has his name changed to "SpindleBoy". Bort has his name changed to "BinaryBoy". Jonathon Robert Weir has his name changed to "PlateBoy". bcn has his name changed to "PigBoy". Head has his name changed to "SlackerBoy". stuart has his name changed to "ShitBoy".

Proosal 624 - accepted
Submitted by BinaryBoy

***
This is rule number 2050, not 2055 or 8253.
***

Proosal 625 - rejected
Submitted by BinaryBoy

SpindleBoy has his name changed to "Grimace". CowBoy has his name changed to "CowJason". BinaryBoy has his name changed to "Bort".

Immediately after the above name changes, amend rule 1003 by replacing "A player may change their name at any time by publicly announcing that they are doing so, stating their new name." with "A player may not change their name."

Proosal 626 - retracted
Submitted by SpindleBoy

Enact as rule 1660 with the title "Crowther and Woods", the following text:
***
There exists a BBC micro running a classy text adventure game. A player may type any command onto the Micro at any time by publically announcing they are doing so on the mailing list, provided they have not done so in the previous 96 hours, and provided some response text has been provided for the most recent command.

The first non-vegetable player with a name alphabetically prior to the player who typed the most recent command is obliged to print the game's response to this command. If they fail to do so within 48 hours, they gain 4 biscuits, and the obligation passes to the next-most alphabetically prior player.

For the purposes of the previous paragraph, the alphabet is considered to be circular; the letter prior to 'A' is 'Z'.

Players are encouraged to post commands and responses 'in spirit'; simple commands such as "LOOK" or "LASSOO PEDESTAL" or "JUMP OVER GREAT BIG PIT" are OK; commands like "EXAMINE THE TEAPOT, LOOK, THEN JUMP OVER THE PIT WHILE LASSOOING THE PEDESTAL ON THE OTHER SIDE" are not OK, and would probably be greeted with a response like "I don't understand."
***

A non-vegetable player is randomly chosen. This player is possessed by the great god Crom, and immediately types 'LOOK' on the BBC Micro. Crom, his work being finished, vanishes.

Proosal 627 - accepted
Submitted by SpindleBoy

Enact as rule 1660 with the title "Crowther and Woods", the following text:
***
There exists a BBC micro running a classy text adventure game. A player may type any command onto the Micro at any time by publically announcing they are doing so on the mailing list, provided they have not done so in the previous 96 hours, that they weren't the most recent player to type a move, and provided some response text has been provided for the most recent command.

Players are encouraged to post commands and responses 'in spirit'; simple commands such as "LOOK" or "LASSOO PEDESTAL" or "JUMP OVER GREAT BIG PIT" are OK; commands like "EXAMINE THE TEAPOT, LOOK, THEN JUMP OVER THE PIT WHILE LASSOOING THE PEDESTAL ON THE OTHER SIDE" are not OK, and would probably be greeted with a response like "I don't understand."
***

A non-vegetable player is randomly chosen. This player is possessed by the great god Crom, and immediately types 'LOOK' on the BBC Micro. Crom, his work being finished, vanishes.

Proosal 628 - rejected
Submitted by ShitBoy

Proosal 629 - rejected (failed to meet quorum)
Submitted by SlackerBoy

***
In the week after the initial judgement has been returned on a CFJ, any player may appeal that CFJ. It is then considered under appeal unless another CFJ is under appeal in which case it is considered pending. When a CFJ under appeal receives a final judgement, the oldest pending CFJ (dated from the time it was appealed) is considered under appeal. No CFJ may be appealed more than once.

Each time a CFJ comes under appeal, three players are randomly chosen to consider it. These three players are known collectively as the Judiciary until such time as they deliver a final judgement. Only non-Vegetable players, excluding the initiator of the CFJ, its judge and appellant, are eligible to be chosen as members of the Judiciary.

Each member may then return one judgement on that CFJ, including reasoning if desired. If the majority of these judgements correspond, that judgement becomes the final judgement. If they do not, or if it has been three weeks since a change in the membership of the Judiciary, the final judgement is undecided.

When a final judgement has been reached, the original judgement is considered overruled and the final judgement becomes the new judgement.

If at any time one or more of these members becomes a vegetable, a non-player or voluntarily resigns their membership, they lose their membership of the Judiciary and the speaker shall randomly assign a corresponding number of eligible players to become members.

If at any time there are less than three players eligible to form the Judiciary then the speaker need not assign players to consider CFJs under appeal until this situation changes.
***