Yes! We may consider that it's the fate! and we know that the gong is able of worse!! (as of the best! )

really there is worse than that?

Our goals in this society are not to hamper game play or prevent villagers from getting sick or hurt. That wouldn't be possible even if we wanted it.
All we are trying to do is get people to not "deliberately" kill their villagers or make them sick without reason. As an example, this club started because a player wanted to know how to kill all the villagers who weren't redheads.
We believe this constitutes unneccessary cruelty towards the wee ones who depend on us for their well being.

Yes, but it's a spoiler!!
(highlight here if you want to know: the gong may take life!! -end of spoiler)

I think this would be an infraction. Everyone knows that ringing the gong can cause harmful effects. So if you sign this you should not ring the gong. That's how I read it. It would be no different the playing Russian roulette. Although something bad will not happen every time. But you know that sometimes it can hurt a villager. So if you sign this, I advise you NOT to ring the gong.

So you're saying that we should not chance having something good happen for fear that something bad could happen?

It's like telling your kids that you'll never let anything happen to them. I understand keeping the bad stuff from happening, but keeping anything from happening? If you do that, nothing good will ever happen to them.

How does that song go?

"I could've missed the pain,
But I'd've had to miss
The dance"

Yes VI, the gong can have disasterous effects, but it can also do great good such as giving health or youth. A lot of people are troubled with the bad effects the gong has on a population.
Still, it is considered a normal part of game play so we won't forbid it. We will leave it optional for the players discretion.
Remember, we're not trying to prevent all harm only that which is deliberately inflicted.

Well I'll still ring it, but I haven't signed the SPCV. :P But since you know you could be hurting a villager by ringing the gong, that clearly violates #5.

If you are running out of food(i.e. from an event) and the gong could grant food, are you saying that it is against Article 5 to try it?

All members of the SPCV shal do everything in their power to ensure the peace and harmony...

Everything in the power would mean not to do anything that might hurt the peace and harmony of a villager. Everyone knows that there are some bad things that can happen when you ring the gong. So if you ring it, you are violating #5. That's all I'm saying.