Resolves YES if:
I find out that @IsaacKing is dead or incapacitated for at least a year AND
In the year following his incapacitation or death, at least 3 of his markets, or 50% of his markets that closed in that yearlong period (whichever is fewer), are resolved
Resolves NO if I find out that Isaac is dead/incapacitated but the second YES condition isn't met in the year following his death/incapacitation. It doesn't matter who resolves the markets; it could be Isaac's partner, Manifold employees, a community resolution consensus, a computer program, or anything else.
Related questions
If @a dies or is incapacitated, will her market "If Isaac King dies or is incapacitated, will his markets be resolved?" be resolved?
@IsaacKing What about markets whose correct resolution is disputed, or ones whose answers I don't know? Should this be limited to markets whose outcome I can verify? (Or just count N/A resolutions as not resolved?)
@a Up to you for disputed ones; I'd be lenient, personally. I just want to reassure people that most of my markets can be trusted to resolve correctly in the more distant future; I recognize there will always be some that are contested, no matter who's doing the resolving.