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   scott f (scott@carfree.city)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 07:51:46 JST scott f

   San Francisco politics junkies will be like, "We could fund it with the Prop I revenue, or maybe Prop C" and you're expected to know that they don't mean the props that were assigned letters C and I this November, nor this March, nor in 2022, but rather the November 2020 Prop I and the June 2018 Prop C

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     Philip Weiss (Phil in SF) (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 07:51:44 JST Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)

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     @scott Washington State statewide measure numbers don't start over every year. Ever since moving here, I've wanted California & SF to adopt that numbering scheme, because I get SOOOO confused which prop is which here.

     (Also, state bills should have the year included in the bill number. SB35? Nah, should be SB17-0035!)

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     scott f (scott@carfree.city)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 07:51:45 JST scott f

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     Fuck. I've fucked up my own joke. I meant to reference the November 2018 Prop C. June 2018 was, as everyone knows, "Baby C." What an idiot. Disqualified from running for supervisor forever

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     Philip Weiss (Phil in SF) (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 07:52:03 JST Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)

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     @scott I know a joke, but for sure the confusion is real!

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     scott f (scott@carfree.city)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 07:52:25 JST scott f

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     • Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)

     @kingrat Just assign each proposition a UUID

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     Philip Weiss (Phil in SF) (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 07:52:38 JST Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)

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     @scott GENIUS

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     Philip Weiss (Phil in SF) (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 07:56:07 JST Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)

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     @scott Best way to find out how quickly the UUID space gets used up too!