so two days left if youd like to take part. Over to Miriam for further table updates and to steer the ship through votes closing Sunday night at 1135pm
PS when voting, did you click the button at the top of the poll for 39 and then submit? It adds to the tally and lets you see the other votes, but doesnt seem to have changed the vote as far as I can tell? Unless maybe you were the person I had down as anonymous!
I see we have an anonymous vote for 38; just a reminder, if you can let us know what you vote, it does help to allow us to track a winner. Not obligatory of course, but probably also a little more fun?!
That was me Red pen reminded me of school and anonymous is fun
-- Edited by Elegant Point on Saturday 27th of June 2026 03:26:42 PM
I see we have an anonymous vote for 38; just a reminder, if you can let us know what you vote, it does help to allow us to track a winner. Not obligatory of course, but probably also a little more fun?!
That was me Red pen reminded me of school and anonymous is fun
-- Edited by Elegant Point on Saturday 27th of June 2026 03:26:42 PM
My company is called Blue Pencil, from the red pen and blue pencil doctrine in contracts etc . Haha
based on this - blue pencil represented what I wanted to try and represent to my clients ,
productive as opposed to destructive
Red Pencil vs. Blue Pencil
Understanding the red pencil rule usually involves contrasting it with other common judicial responses to defective contracts : [1, 2]
Red Pencil Doctrine: The court voids the entire clause. The judge cannot modify or fix the wording to make it legal. [1, 2, 3]
Blue Pencil Doctrine: The court crosses out ("strikes") only the offending words, leaving the rest of the contract intact and enforceable.
-- Edited by JonH on Saturday 27th of June 2026 05:23:46 PM