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LFBOY rule = a reason HSX can give for not timely dead delisting a starbond on the list that they think might resurface
The LFBOY rule is not an automatic thing. BSPIN's last (credited) release was three years ago which makes him qualify for The Bucket List. Starbonds that qualify for The Bucket List are eligible for dead delist solely at HSX's discretion. HSX created the LFBOY rule as a reason for not dead delisting starbonds that had released movies that reported no box office and that HSX thinks might resurface and continue in future movies.
BSPIN starred in the Star Trek movies and outside of those has only had very small roles. His last (box office reporting) release was three years ago and there are no signs at this time that he is still seeking a Hollywood acting career. BSPIN does qualify for the LFBOY rule (purely at HSX's discretion), but I am not confident that a movie that had been sitting on the shelf for over a year and was released into one theater (in a museum in Kentucky) will be enough to keep him from dead delisting in the next round.
Short version. BSPIN qualifies for The Bucket List (and HSX can dead delist him at anytime). BSPIN qualifies for the LFBOY rule (and HSX can choose to hold off dead delisting if they want).
The Bucket List: April 2011 - The HSX Dude Apr 13, 08:02
Thanks for all you do for the game!!! so, LFBOY's been eligible since 2005...when is she gonna get delisted? and... Apr 13, 10:00
No, she's been attached to films that went STV or didn't report box office that kept her around. {nm} Apr 13, 10:13
of course! that makes more sense. thanks {nm} Apr 13, 10:26
Are you keeping track of her last STV or non-box office-reporter? :) {nm} Apr 13, 14:02
LIHIC {nm} Apr 13, 14:46
BOBRD... WTXCS {nm} Apr 13, 14:50
STVs do not count for LFBOY rule {nm} Apr 13, 22:44
My understanding is starbond delisting happens a few times a year whenever the site staff feel like it, basically. {nm} Apr 13, 10:56
I believe that QUNTM will make BSPIN covered by the LFBOY rule. It was "released" but did not report box office. {nm} Apr 13, 16:11
LFBOY rule = a reason HSX can give for not timely dead delisting a starbond on the list that they think might resurface Apr 13, 17:31
Thanks for the explanation/education. {nm} Apr 13, 17:37
But they do... and they do. WSYKE is in Rio for instance. {nm} Apr 13, 18:27
Antibody posted a too bad, so sad, when WSYKE was cast in RIO after the StarBond had already delisted. Mistakes happen....but Apr 14, 05:03
It's not a mistake. {nm} Apr 14, 10:54
Her role is so small that it's embarassing that her and JLYNC are even credited Apr 15, 03:04
please do not post spoilers in the subject line {nm} Apr 15, 11:55