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No metaproposal may refer to a player or group of players by any non-changing uniquely identifiable or real-life characteristic such as name or nickname, to give them exclusive advantages or disadvantages. If a metaproposal does this, it will have no effect even if passed and may be removed by a moderator as soon as possible.

Unless otherwise specified by a different part of the Metaruleset, the voting period lasts 72 hours after the metaproposal has been submitted. ~~During~~ the metaproposal's voting period, ~~players can vote either for or against it by reacting with~~ :+1: or :-1: ~~respectively or they can remain neutral by not reacting at all~~. If a player's vote is unclear, their vote is considered to be against.

Unless otherwise specified by a different part of the Metaruleset, the voting period lasts 72 hours after the metaproposal has been submitted. At the end of a metaproposal's voting period, each player who has a reaction of :+1: on the proposal message is considered to have voted for it, and each player who has a reaction of :-1: against. If a player's vote is unclear, their vote is considered to be against.

Once the voting term of a metaproposal had passed, if at least two thirds of votes on that metaproposal are for it, it takes effect, changing the Metaruleset as described.

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 No metaproposal may refer to a player or group of players by any non-changing uniquely identifiable or real-life characteristic such as name or nickname, to give them exclusive advantages or disadvantages. If a metaproposal does this, it will have no effect even if passed and may be removed by a moderator as soon as possible.
-Unless otherwise specified by a different part of the Metaruleset, the voting period lasts 72 hours after the metaproposal has been submitted. During the metaproposal's voting period, players can vote either for or against it by reacting with :+1: or :-1: respectively or they can remain neutral by not reacting at all. If a player's vote is unclear, their vote is considered to be against.
+Unless otherwise specified by a different part of the Metaruleset, the voting period lasts 72 hours after the metaproposal has been submitted. At the end of a metaproposal's voting period, each player who has a reaction of :+1: on the proposal message is considered to have voted for it, and each player who has a reaction of :-1: against. If a player's vote is unclear, their vote is considered to be against.
 Once the voting term of a metaproposal had passed, if at least two thirds of votes on that metaproposal are for it, it takes effect, changing the Metaruleset as described.