Dear GGS'ers playing Diplomacy,
I have a rather sad message:
It seems the Diplomat is unwilling or unable to send in orders. So due to a second consecutive NMR by his country I am forced to search for a substitute, willing to continue this game playing Turkey.
This result of not sending in orders in time twice, was announced in my message posted on this Forum on the 7th of May, 2001:
As GM it is my duty to guard the interests of those players, who take a more serious approach to this game. Diplomacy should be played with actively participating players and not with countries constantly in civil disorder.
So I will not send you a game report of Fall 1872 until we have found a substitute. I have sent a message to Amjayee, our standby, asking to take over Turkey, but he has not reacted yet.
All orders that I have received will remain valid of course. I will inform you all about a new deadline. You could also send me new orders before the new deadline, replacing the old.
I will keep you informed.
Sincere regards,
S.Kroeze
I have a rather sad message:
It seems the Diplomat is unwilling or unable to send in orders. So due to a second consecutive NMR by his country I am forced to search for a substitute, willing to continue this game playing Turkey.
This result of not sending in orders in time twice, was announced in my message posted on this Forum on the 7th of May, 2001:
| quote: Yet since NMRs are truly a disaster and most damaging to this game for the other players, I will be compelled to take measures when the same player makes this slip repeatedly. IMPORTANT: When a player does not send me his moves in time twice, within a period of five seasons, I will throw him out of this game and seek a substitute! No GM rejoices enforcing such measures, yet sadly enough they have proven to be sometimes necessary to guard the interests of the dedicated players. |
As GM it is my duty to guard the interests of those players, who take a more serious approach to this game. Diplomacy should be played with actively participating players and not with countries constantly in civil disorder.
So I will not send you a game report of Fall 1872 until we have found a substitute. I have sent a message to Amjayee, our standby, asking to take over Turkey, but he has not reacted yet.
All orders that I have received will remain valid of course. I will inform you all about a new deadline. You could also send me new orders before the new deadline, replacing the old.
I will keep you informed.
Sincere regards,
S.Kroeze

Do no feel worried about it, MD has gone on some five years now, and is quite advanced. So will GGS be in 2005.
I have had quite much success in my studies, and I hope that I can excuse my lack of activity by providing my professional skills for the project's use - though I don't know how much I can participate this spring, I have lots of studies waiting for me. But let us hope the best. Happy and succesful year 2002 for all of you.
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