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<blockquote data-quote="RedShirtNo5" data-source="post: 2594389" data-attributes="member: 173">Sure, but you can overrule the core rules too if you think those are wrong.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Does anyone know the status of the FAQ for Living campaigns? So, here is my new analogy:&nbsp; I'm a benevolent (or maybe rat-bastard) dictator.&nbsp; I can set the laws of my country by decree.&nbsp; I like the law of the Country of the Wizards, or maybe I'm too lazy to make up my own law, so usually I try to follow the law of CotW.&nbsp; Unfortunately, CotW has a very convoluted legal system, including both statutes and judicial decisions.&nbsp; Now, I often ask my advisors, &quot;what is the law of CotW?&quot;&nbsp; First, I want to make up my own mind for the laws of my country.&nbsp; For this, I like to hear lively debate about the merits of the statutes and whether the judicial decisions were correctly decided.&nbsp; But second, sometimes I actually visit CotW, and do need to follow their law (I might be a visitor, or I might actually be appointed as a local governor).&nbsp; So, if CotW treats its own supreme court decisions as simply advisory, leaving decisions to local governors, then that's one thing.&nbsp; If CotW expects local governors to follow those judicial decisions, that's different.-RedShirt</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RedShirtNo5, post: 2594389, member: 173"] Sure, but you can overrule the core rules too if you think those are wrong. :) Does anyone know the status of the FAQ for Living campaigns? So, here is my new analogy: I'm a benevolent (or maybe rat-bastard) dictator. I can set the laws of my country by decree. I like the law of the Country of the Wizards, or maybe I'm too lazy to make up my own law, so usually I try to follow the law of CotW. Unfortunately, CotW has a very convoluted legal system, including both statutes and judicial decisions. Now, I often ask my advisors, "what is the law of CotW?" First, I want to make up my own mind for the laws of my country. For this, I like to hear lively debate about the merits of the statutes and whether the judicial decisions were correctly decided. But second, sometimes I actually visit CotW, and do need to follow their law (I might be a visitor, or I might actually be appointed as a local governor). So, if CotW treats its own supreme court decisions as simply advisory, leaving decisions to local governors, then that's one thing. If CotW expects local governors to follow those judicial decisions, that's different. -RedShirt [/QUOTE]

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