THE FIRST PERSON TO EXPLAIN THE RULE BECOMES RESPONSIBLE FOR IT.
They may resign only by teaching two beginners how to score.
Unofficial American Go Association gathering
Go players, rules lawyers, wounded egos, and innocent bystanders converge for one night of beautiful strategy and administrative failure.
THIS IS NOT A CLUB NIGHT.
THIS IS A PROCEDURAL INCIDENT WITH GO STONES.
WHEN / WHERE / MAYBE
Next-ish gathering
The community room behind the community room. Follow the sound of someone explaining ko incorrectly.
Provisional agenda v. 8.2.final.REAL
MINUTES FROM THE LAST DISASTER
Transcript reconstructed from six contradictory accounts
UNVERIFIEDCHAIR: The chair recognizes the player in the wet hat.
WET HAT: Point of order—I don’t have a hat.
BACK ROW: Is this about the ladder?
CHAIR: The ladder was tabled.
WET HAT: You can’t table a ladder.
SECRETARY: I have recorded that as a motion.
EVERYONE: What motion?
The beautiful machine
We believe every voice deserves to be heard, misquoted, routed to the incorrect subcommittee, and archived in a damp accordion folder.
Rules of disorder
Every rule remains binding until anyone notices it. Tap the gavel to amend the bylaws without notice.
They may resign only by teaching two beginners how to score.
Dropped stones are entered into the minutes as abstentions.
Indoor weather is determined by the vibes committee.
Attendance is nonbinding
No membership pitch. No rank requirement. New players get a nine-stone handicap and one free procedural error.
Current expected attendance: somewhere between 4 and a quorum.