Re: [spoon-discuss] p1216

[bd <bdonlan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thursday 28 November 2002 11:27 pm, Glotmorf wrote:
> Regarding the Let's Get Them Working Right proposal...I think societies are
> working right as they are.  I'm happy with the current version of r578;
> it's short and to the point, and it lets my societies operate the way I'd
> like them to.  Especially since I can do dues and raw materials.  Rather
> than yet another total rewrite, especially one nearly identical to one that
> was just overwritten, I'd much sooner see one that refines the status quo. 
> If such is even necessary.

578/16 dosen't seem to have a dues mechanism.

How's this:
I propose:
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Append the following to section I of rule 578:
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All soceities have one member considered the Chairman of said soceity. 
Soceities without a chairman must specify a new one in their Charter. If they 
do not, the member who has been a member for the longest amount of time 
becomes the Chairman. The previous sentence does not apply. 1 nweek after 
this revision of this rule is created, this sentence and the one before are 
deleted.
}}

Append the following to rule 578:
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IX. Automatic transfers

Any portion of a soceity's Charter that specifies that members transfer 
Possessions, Score, Charm, or Bandwith is an Automatic Transfer Clause.

Any charter change that creates or alters an Automatic Transfer Clause must be 
approved by all members of the Soceity within 3 ndays, in addition to 
whatever restrictions may be imposed by the charter. If a member is Ousted 
during the time, e is not required to approve the change for it to be 
implemented. If a member joins during the 3 nday period, e must approve the 
change for it to be implemented.

When the ATC specifies the transfer take place, the Chairman of the soceity in 
question must indicate this fact within 3 ndays on a public forum. The ATC is 
then carried out.

If the chairman fails to notify the invocation of the ATC on a public forum, 
the ATC is not carried out. If a player cannot meet the requirements set by 
the ATC, the transfer is not carried out. The charter in question may specify 
actions to be performed if the ATC fails for this reason.
}}

}}

-- 
bd
There is no likelihood man can ever tap the power of the atom.
		-- Robert Millikan, Nobel Prize in Physics, 1923

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