Yi Rule Poll

[Viking]

The Yi Rule states that no question in the History Quiz thread shall be about the country of the question asker.

[Josquius]

Questions about your own country are fine excluding the American civil war.

[Admiral Yi]

You misspelled questions in a purposeful attempt to rig the results.

[Viking]

You misspelled questions in a purposeful attempt to rig the results.

Yes I did!

N.B. I'm admitting to that to avoid admitting to making a typo.

Edit: Which typo? "Questionas" or "Dreadnaughts" ?

Edit2: "Byzanteen" intentionally misspelled.

[The Brain]

Down with Yi, up with Yi rule.

[Eddie Teach]

I'm fine with the Yi Rule as long as we count "Europe" as a country.

[The Brain]

I'm fine with the Yi Rule as long as we count "Europe" as a country.

Go fuck yourself.

[Admiral Yi]

Edit: Which typo? "Questionas" or "Dreadnaughts" ?

The typo that most closely resembles "questions."

[Eddie Teach]

Go fuck yourself.

That's not very nice. 

[The Brain]

Go fuck yourself.

That's not very nice. 

Jesus, then wash up first. Do I have to think of everything?

[jimmy olsen]

Absolutely not.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

I like it because it's so arbitrarily obtuse, and thus suits Languish.

[Sheilbh]

I love the Yi Rule.

[Martinus]

I like the Yi Rule in principle, but in practice it favours Americans and disadvantages people from countries that actually have a history.

[Viking]

I like the Yi Rule in principle, but in practice it favours Americans and disadvantages people from countries that actually have a history.

yeah, but with the americans the level of detail goes down to the level of which tailor made R.E.Lee's suits, while the Euro's will focus on the level of kings.

I'd suggest that the rule favours us Euro's since we'd never deign to even consider Lee's tailor while the Americans still might consider the actions of Vlad Dracul.