:No, 0.999 . . . and 1 occupy the same location on the number line ( " unless " you move the goalposts and work in a non-standard number system that allows non-zero infinitesimals ).
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:As it is not a policy, it can't be an " applicable policy "; allowing non-policy polices to be actionable is simply extra-legal " moving the goalposts " by holding users responsible for acts that are not officially objectionable.
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For the record I was willing to engage in this process without preconditions, but it seems the other party continues to move the goalposts to suit his position ( whatever that may be )-- talk ) 14 : 37, 31 July 2008 ( UTC)
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I have not " moved the goalpost " as GHcool claims, I have always said the same thing, I objected to its inclusion based on that its a minority pov only held by a handful of countries and individual people, and GHcool has still not shown any source saying anything else.
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:: And what new excuses will arise thereafter ?-that someone does not care to read every paper to find the references, or that it is written in another language which is difficult to evaluate ( ref the last entry in the Adam2 discussion ), or some new excuse, which again moves the goalpost?
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"' Comment "'- Gee, it would be nice if the anti-fairuse crowd would stop moving the goalposts . . . Well, if they want an edit war on that policy, they only need to keep up the incivility .-- talk ) 02 : 26, 23 May 2008 ( UTC)
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:: : : Scalpfarmer, is making a valid point, this discussion is pointless if all options are not open to discussion, sources were provided to prove the POW status of the prisoners, editors are now moving the goalposts because they lost the debate on that point .-- padraig3uk 15 : 37, 17 July 2007 ( UTC)
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The Qatada deportation also shaped May's views on the European Convention on Human Rights and European Court of Human Rights, saying that they had " moved the goalposts " and had a " crazy interpretation of our human rights laws ", as a result, May has since campaigned against the institutions, saying that British withdrawal from them should be considered.
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If the goalposts are deliberately moved to stop an opponent from scoring, the opponent may be granted a penalty shot; if the goaltender does so, the goaltender may be ejected from the game ( a rule imposed at most levels of the game in 2014 after David Leggio deliberately moved the goalposts during a two-person breakaway, believing he would have a better chance of stopping a penalty shot ).
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:: "'If that is so, then it becomes even more mysterious why this sentence is included : " East Africa is often used to specifically refer to the area now comprising the countries of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, and ( in a wider sense ) also Rwanda, Burundi, Somalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Sudan . " My subjective impression is that you move the goalposts at your convenience.
