Judgement 178:2 VALID 0 Style

From: Aron Wall (aron_at_wall.org)
Date: Wed Feb 27 2002 - 13:55:56 PST


Aron Wall wrote:

> "Richard S. Holmes" wrote:
>
> > Consulting the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, we also find:
> >
> > "peculiar:  B n 1. Eccl.  A parish or church exempt from the
> > jurisdiction of the docese in which it lies."
> >
> > How to incorporate this idea of exemption?  I am too cowed at the
> > prospect of proposing a temporary override of the R.O.s, but no such
> > proposal is needed for the following:
> >
> >   No future rule shall obey its own restriction.
> >
> > Whether this rule obeys its own restriction I leave to others to
> > figure out.
> >
> > --
> > - Rich Holmes
> >   Syracuse, NY
> >
> > --
> > Rule Date: 2002-02-27 21:05:06 GMT
>
> Validity:  VALID
>
> Style:  While this rule follows in the footsteps of the first rule in
> seeking a nice etymological meaning for peculiar, the manner in which it
> implements the restriction is anything but peculiar, in the ordinary
> sense of the word, it having been used innumerable times in the past.
> So no points. 0
>
> The Wizard


attached mail follows:


"Richard S. Holmes" wrote:

> Consulting the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, we also find:
>
> "peculiar:  B n 1. Eccl.  A parish or church exempt from the
> jurisdiction of the docese in which it lies."
>
> How to incorporate this idea of exemption?  I am too cowed at the
> prospect of proposing a temporary override of the R.O.s, but no such
> proposal is needed for the following:
>
>   No future rule shall obey its own restriction.
>
> Whether this rule obeys its own restriction I leave to others to
> figure out.
>
> --
> - Rich Holmes
>   Syracuse, NY
>
> --
> Rule Date: 2002-02-27 21:05:06 GMT

Validity:  VALID

Style:  While this rule follows in the footsteps of the first rule in
seeking a nice etymological meaning for peculiar, the manner in which it
implements the restriction is anything but peculiar, in the ordinary
sense of the word, it having been used innumerable times in the past.
So no points. 0

The Wizard



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Rule Date: 2002-02-27 21:56:01 GMT


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