Question: To start a thread here does it need to be a poll?

[MrWhereItsAt]

Everything recent that isn't topped I see in this forum is a poll, with the exception of the nominations thread. Do you need to have a poll instead of just having a discussion thread?

And just in case you DO need a poll with everything, I attaches a poll.

Honestly - I'm just looking around here and trying to figure things out.

[Martin Gühmann]

No not every thread has to be a poll read the constitution about polls and you see what has to be a poll and that does not need to be a poll. The problem is now the lack of participants, so the game is going slowly.

-Martin

[checkMate]

Actually I lie a little. The Ministers are encouraged to poll the citizens to approve what the Minister is proposing to the president.

But, I think the citizens don't have to do that they can always vote the minister out if they don't like what he proposes.

The President is bound by the recomendation of the ministers though.

Any discussion thread will be just as likely to get response as a poll thread, but it isn't binding.

A citizen can start a "resolution" thread that is binding on the government's actions.

[Nimrod]

I wouldnt say the game is going slowly. All I need is all my ministers to report orders to me and I will play a few turns. Last term I played around 20 turns, not bad for lack of participation if you ask me.

[berXpert]

It's a shame the game went to slow.

[Martin Gühmann]

Originally posted by Nimrod
I wouldnt say the game is going slowly. All I need is all my ministers to report orders to me and I will play a few turns. Last term I played around 20 turns, not bad for lack of participation if you ask me.

I must agree 20 turns for that level of participation is not bad. As President of the CTP2 DG I did something around 60 turns. And I had all the ministers posting polls and so on and two turn chats per week. And also the time to do this. So a lot of more action but only three times of turns. So I must say you kept your promise in the election thread.

-Martin