NationStates Jolt Archive


Is this legal?

Evil and all bad doing
16-05-2005, 16:43
Is it legal to apply multiple nations for un but only activate the email on 1 at a time?
I am wondering this as i think it could greatly improve invading as the invaders puppets will be able to be switched almost instantly as within around a minute you could resign 1 nation from the UN and activate the others.
Please tell me if this is illegal so i will not do it.
Thanks
evil
Crazy girl
16-05-2005, 16:48
as far as i know, this is legal, although i would keep some time between resigning one nation and admitting another so you won't get caught on accident..

i know it is legal to have more than one application though, just remember to use different email addresses or it won't work.
Evil and all bad doing
16-05-2005, 17:03
ah i wondered why i got a tg saying i hadnt been accepted.
Kitabo
16-05-2005, 18:53
...as the invaders puppets will be able to be switched almost instantly as within around a minute you could resign 1 nation from the UN and activate the others.

The other yes, the otherS no i think.
Guffingford
16-05-2005, 18:59
As long as there's only 1 single nation in the UN at any given time, it's ok I reckon. Though it might be wise to ask a moderator, because the invasion rules are being rewritten at the moment.
Och no
16-05-2005, 21:00
As long as there's only 1 single nation in the UN at any given time, it's ok I reckon. Though it might be wise to ask a moderator, because the invasion rules are being rewritten at the moment.

Thanks for the help but thats why i posted it in the mod forum ;)
Tuesday Heights
16-05-2005, 21:53
Though it might be wise to ask a moderator, because the invasion rules are being rewritten at the moment.

The rules being rewritten have nothing to do with a current ruling on a matter, that's why the current rules are the ones that are used and not some random rule pulled out of the hat of the current "revision."
Sirocco
16-05-2005, 22:01
It's allowed as far as I'm aware, but pretty unreliable as confirmation e-mails stop being valid after a few days. At least that was how things were las time this came up. The move to Jolt may have changed things.
Tuesday Heights
16-05-2005, 22:05
I believe current UN applications work for five days.
Right thinking whites
17-05-2005, 00:07
I believe current UN applications work for five days.
i thought it was bassed on the number sent out
Tuesday Heights
17-05-2005, 01:59
i thought it was bassed on the number sent out

Once you receive it via e-mail, the link only works for five days, after that it expires.
Tsaraine
17-05-2005, 08:22
Unless you give it a good twenty-four hours or so between resigning with one nation and joining with another, you're liable to be picked up as a multi.

~ Tsar the Mod.
Right thinking whites
17-05-2005, 11:08
Once you receive it via e-mail, the link only works for five days, after that it expires.
i hate to ask but do you have a link TH?
Tuesday Heights
17-05-2005, 15:30
i hate to ask but do you have a link TH?

No, I don't. It's not something that was "ruled" on. It's a technical aspect of the UN e-mail you receive with the verification link. Request to join the UN with a puppet, wait five days from when you receive it and click on it; it'll be disabled, and you will have to request another UN application to join. I, myself, didn't know the link expired until after I couldn't switch between UN puppets a few months ago. I clicked the link, about six days later, and it was expired.

I tried doing a search on the Jolt forums, but I've yet to find anything that alludes to this fact.
Crazy girl
17-05-2005, 16:32
iirc, there is a certain number of applications the UN "memory" can hold. so it depends on how many applications are requested.

also, tsar, i know that was a ruling in the past, but was there not a more recent ruling stating you could play safe with less than 24 hours?

i'll try to find links on both when i have the time.
Right thinking whites
17-05-2005, 20:38
iirc, there is a certain number of applications the UN "memory" can hold. so it depends on how many applications are requested.
thats what i thought and i seem to remeber it being 3000 i think