Talk:Inalienable rights

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the list isn't really complete, I know I've forgotten a few, someone please add them. Also you can add a template to pages using the code:

{{Inalienable rights|description of the right}}

It will end up looking like:

Be aware that mulus in silva ambulat is one of a noble's inalienable rights in Battlemaster. Anyone who gives you orders about mulus in silva ambulat should be reported to the Titans or Magistrates.

--Nicholas July 26, 2005 20:50 (CEST)

Excellent! --Tom 27 July 2005 09:30 (CEST)
We had the same problem with stubs - should these go at the top or bottom of pages? They are more important than stub messages, but might break up the page. DorianGray 27 July 2005 11:58 (CEST)
I'd say that they are probably important enough to break up the page. They're suppose to stand out, so that no one can claim "I didn't know." -- Nicholas July 27, 2005 18:44 (CEST)

A category?

I've just found out the hard way how difficult it is to get a list of inalienable rights.

Maybe we should make it a category instead? That way we would automatically get a list of all pages linked, and we can make a small list on the category page to flesh it out.

--Tom 5 August 2005 08:55 (CEST)

You mean, just add
[[Category:Inalienable Rights]]
to the template? That would probably pull in a number of (mostly) unrelated pages, but if that's not an issue, it would probably work. --Dolohov 5 August 2005 15:39 (CEST)
Hm, that's a good idea. Yes, putting it into the template would be a good thing. --Tom 5 August 2005 20:38 (CEST)
Done. Of course, now we have to go through and make minor edits to the other pages to get the templates to update. --Dolohov 5 August 2005 20:57 (CEST)


Query about Inalienable Rights

I mention this because of a bit of confusion on my part. To quote, my general says "I am putting a MASSIVE emphasis on recruit just Cavalry and Infantry with banners." Does this count as a violation of inalienable rights? The article is not very clear about "Not Orders".

--The1exile 26 November 2005 12:48 (CET)

Suggested Addition to "How to Act"

How should someone in a position of power treat these rights? By acknowledging and moving on. Almost all longwinded texts are just sophisticated attempts to circumvent them. The basic rule is: Just shut up and stay 100 feet away from any and all inalienable rights, no matter how well-meaning you are. Some of the worst events of both human history and in BattleMaster where done by people with good intentions.

~ Marc J. March 28, 2006 01:21 (CEST)